Kobe Bryant Crash Pilot Got Disoriented Flying In Clouds

Vanessa Bryant came to the defense of her late husband, Kobe Bryant, after an old tweet from actress Evan Rachel Wood caught her attention.

Vanessa Bryant is on board.

Vanessa Bryant on Monday criticized Meek Mill over a lyric she found to be highly inappropriate about her late husband, Kobe Bryant. In a new song,"Don't Worry(RIP Kobe)," the rapper, bornRobert Rihmeek Williams, says"If I ever lack, I'm goin' out with my chopper, it be another Kobe." The legendary Los Angeles Laker, his daughter and seven other people were killed in a helicopter crash on Jan.

Too late now to say sorry? Fans slammed Meek Mill earlier this month for rapping about the late Kobe Bryant‘s helicopter crash on his leaked track “Don’t Worry,” and on Monday, February 22, Bryant’s wife, Vanessa Bryant, responded to the song.

Vanessa Bryant called out Meek Mill after a lyric in his latest song referenced her late husband, Kobe Bryant.  Mill’s latest song "Don’t Worry" was leaked online and quickly eaten up by fans of the rapper. However, one line in particular is causing listeners to get upset with him for seemingly making fun of Kobe’s death in a tragic helicopter crash last year that also claimed the life of his daughter.

Vanessa Bryant is calling out Meek Mill over a controversial lyric in a recent song. Vanessa took to her Instagram story on Monday to share some strong words about the lyric, which refers to her late husband, Kobe Bryant.

Vanessa Bryant's whole world was turned upside in January 2020 when she lost her beloved husband Kobe Bryant, and their 13-year-old daughter Gigi in a devastating helicopter crash.And now the mother-of-four has faced further heartbreak after the lyrics to a track by Meek Mills were leaked online.MORE: Vanessa Bryant's home is a work of art – see photoVanessa took to Instagram to publicly voice her objections, sharing a screenshot of the song's lines, "Yeah, and if I ever lack, I'm goin' out with

Vanessa Bryant is calling out Meek Mill over a controversial lyric in a recent song.

Vanessa Bryant is honoring Kobe Bryant's memory with some sweet Valentine's Day posts.Vanessa took to Instagram on Sunday to share a sweet throwback snapshot of herself and her husband from many years ago, hugging and smiling for the camera.In the pic, Kobe has his arms wrapped around her as she sports a pair of white bunny ears.«Happy Valentine’s Day Boo-Boo. I love you for now, forever and for always.

College bound! Vanessa Bryant and Kobe Bryant’s 18-year-old daughter, Natalia, has been accepted into the University of Oregon.

Natalia Bryant has signed with IMG Models.

Kobe Bryant, his daughter and seven other passengers were killed in a helicopter accident caused after the pilot flew through the clouds and became disoriented, theNational Transportation Safety Board ruled. The federal agency announced itsfindings in a Tuesday meeting which was live streamed where Robert Sumwalt, chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board, discussed the tragic Sikorsky S-76 helicopter crash which took place in Calabasas on Jan.

It’s been just over a year since the deaths of Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant, and seven others in a tragic helicopter crash.

Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven others last January has been closed.The devastating helicopter crash took place on Jan. 26, 2020 in Calabasas, California.

The NTSB found “no evidence” that Kobe Bryant pressured helicopter pilot, Ara Zobayan, to fly amidst dangerous weather conditions on Jan. 26, 2020.

The National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday that the pilot of the helicopter that crashed while carrying Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and six other passengers in January 2020, killing all aboard, may have illegally flown through a cloud and likely became disoriented just before the crash.

The National Transportation Safety Board released the likely cause of the January 2020 helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna and seven others during a hearing on Tuesday, February 9.

Jordan Moreau The National Transportation Safety Board has ruled that the pilot flying the helicopter in which NBA legend Kobe Bryant and eight others were killed was likely disoriented by flying through clouds before the crash.The federal safety officials came to the ruling Tuesday during a virtual meeting to determine the probably cause of the tragic crash.Pilot Ara Zobayan, who often transported Bryant, was “flying under visual flight orders, or VFR, which legally prohibited him from