Vanessa Bryant shares bittersweet milestone

 Vanessa Bryant  honored the loves of her live in a permanent way. The wife and mother of the late  Kobe  and  Gianna Bryant  took to her social media to share two throwback videos of tattoo sessions with Los Angeles-based artist Nikko Hurtado.

According to new court documents, Vanessa Bryant says the unexpected death of Kobe Bryant cost their family “hundreds of millions of dollars.”

Vanessa Bryant is seeking "hundreds of millions of dollars" as part of a wrongful death lawsuit filed against Island Express Helicopters and the pilot that was in control of the helicopter that crashed and killed husband Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna Bryant, according to court documents obtained by E! News.  As previously reported by E! News, Vanessa submitted the wrongful death lawsuit against the helicopter company in February—less than a month after Kobe's death. Vanessa's attorney's filed

On the day her daughter would’ve graduated the eighth grade, Vanessa Bryant celebrated Gigi’s graduation after Kobe’s death. Vanessa took to her Instagram on Friday, June 5, to honor her late daughter, who died at the age of 13 in a helicopter crash on January 26, 2020, along with her father. Per Vanessa’s Instagram, Gigi, whose full name is Gianna Marie-Onore Bryant, would’ve graduated the eighth grade on Friday at Harbor Day private school in California.

Vanessa Bryant honored her late daughter Gianna Bryant on Friday, June 5, which would have been her middle school graduation day.Vanessa Bryant’s Sweetest Motherhood Moments“Congratulations on your 8th grade graduation Gigi. I love you forever and always,” Vanessa, 38, posted on Instagram.

Vanessa Bryant paid loving tribute to her late daughter, Gianna ‘Gigi’ Bryant, on what would have been her eighth grade graduation. The widow of the late Kobe Bryant, 38, took to her Instagram account on June 5, where she shared a gorgeous photo of Gianna’s name written in beautiful typography with a lei of cream-colored flowers acting as a frame.

Vanessa Bryant is celebrating an emotional milestone.

The city of Los Angeles is keeping  Kobe  and  Gianna Bryant ’s legacy alive during some of the most trying times.  Vanessa Bryant  took to her Instagram stories to share a host of photos of murals of her late husband and daughter that were spared during citywide protests. The 38-year-old wife of the Lakers legend shared a video of a local news clip where the reporter explained how supporters kept a mural of Kobe and Gianna from catching fire.

Many American cities have been under siege over the last week with demonstrators and protestors taking to the streets to protest the death of George Floyd while in police custody. Unfortunately, many of the protests have also had pockets of riots, damage, looting, and vandalism.

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The nationwide protests in response to the tragic death of George Floyd, who died after Police Officer Derek Chauvin pressed a knee into his neck for more than eight minutes, has often resulted in the destruction of property. Vanessa Bryant, however, pointed out that several murals of her late husband, Kobe Bryant, have remained unharmed.

After riots in Los Angeles, Vanessa Bryant appreciated that murals of Kobe and Gigi were saved amid protests for George Floyd. Vanessa—who lost her husband and her 13-year-old daughter in a helicopter crash on January 26—took to her Instagram Stories on Monday, June 1, to share photos of several murals of Kobe and Gigi that went untouched by rioters.

The city of Los Angeles now has several murals of Kobe Bryant and his daughter, Gianna Bryant, following their deaths in a helicopter crash in January. These murals have managed to escape damage amidst the protests for George Floyd that have been going on in the city for the last several days. Kobe’s wife, Vanessa Bryant, took to Instagram on June 1 to share her appreciation for the fact that the murals have gone ‘untouched.’

While the protests in Los Angeles escalated to violence and vandalism over the weekend, murals honoring Kobe Bryant and his late daughter, Gianna, have largely remained untouched. As Vanessa Bryant shared on social media on Monday, even the one mural that was threatened by fire was saved from damage.

Vanessa Bryant is encouraging fans to "fight for change" as people throughout the country take to the streets to protest the wrongful killing of George Floyd.  On Saturday, 38-year-old shared an empowering message alongside a photo of the late Los Angeles Lakers legend, Kobe Bryant, wearing an "I Can't Breathe" shirt, which was taken in 2014. At the time, Kobe wore the shirt to protest the death of Eric Garner, a Black man who was killed in New York in July 2014 after a police officer placed him

Vanessa Bryant is encouraging people to channel their anger into productive action. 

Vanessa Bryant is speaking out on behalf of her late husband.

She takes one step, and then another, and scores!!

Capri Bryant made her mom very proud over the weekend.