Shocking
Kobe Bryant Dies At 41 In Helicopter Crash In Calabasas, California
The whole world is in shock. NBA star Kobe Bryant lost his life in a private helicopter crash in Calabasas, California.
There was also his 13-year-old daughter onboard, Gianna Maria-Onore Bryant. No one survived the helicopter crash. Kobe Bryant was 41 years old.
According to the latest official data, a private helicopter crash occurred after a fire broke out on board, and the cause of the tragedy is still being investigated. Authorities have confirmed nine deaths, Bryant's wife Vanessa Bryant, with whom he has four children, was not involved in crash.
The world was surrounded by helicopter crash scenes:
Kobe Bryant was considered one of the best basketball players of all time, building his NBA career with the Los Angeles Lakers, winning five NBA titles with them.
After 20 years, he ended his career in 2016, and two years later received the Oscar for Best Animated Short, Dear Basketball.
There was also his 13-year-old daughter onboard, Gianna Maria-Onore Bryant. No one survived the helicopter crash. Kobe Bryant was 41 years old.
According to the latest official data, a private helicopter crash occurred after a fire broke out on board, and the cause of the tragedy is still being investigated. Authorities have confirmed nine deaths, Bryant's wife Vanessa Bryant, with whom he has four children, was not involved in crash.
The world was surrounded by helicopter crash scenes:
RIP Kobe
— MikesOffice (@office_mikes) January 26, 2020
Awful news as the great Kobe Bryant killed in a helicopter crash in Calabasas California #ripkobe#kobe#kobebryant#helicopter #kobecrash pic.twitter.com/sRNbT3O7P3
Kobe Bryant was considered one of the best basketball players of all time, building his NBA career with the Los Angeles Lakers, winning five NBA titles with them.
After 20 years, he ended his career in 2016, and two years later received the Oscar for Best Animated Short, Dear Basketball.
Fans have gathered outside Staples Center to remember Kobe Bryant. pic.twitter.com/u5FhPkCz0q
— ESPN (@espn) January 26, 2020
