Recently, on social media Carmelo Anthony And His Wife, La La Anthony, Speak About The Unbearable Pain Of Losing Kobe Bryant And His Daughter, Gianna.
The famed father and daughter shockingly lost their lives with seven other people in a severe helicopter crash on Sunday.
Carmelo revealed that he spoke with Kobe in a message about his strong penchant for coaching his daughter just a few minutes before the catastrophic event took place.
Furthermore, the Portland Trail Blazers player added that Kobe just called him and told that he will attend the game on Friday and also that he is proud of him.
Carmelo again mentioned that the sudden death of his beloved friend and his daughter is certainly unendurable. He said, the days were filled with fun and laughter when they used to discuss GiGi’s training schedule along with her teammates but this death is will certainly put Vanessa into pain and depression. According to Carmelo, the whole thing doesn’t make any sense.
La La also shared a beautiful write up in memory of the lost friend and his daughter. She wrote it’s absurd and painful to see this kind of sight. She feels sorry for Vanessa for the unprepared gloom she is facing currently. She invoked God to provide Vanessa all the strength to face the present volatile situation. She also prayed for all the families that got affected by the accident.
One person said this to Vanessa on social media that the whole world is praying for the family constantly and that she is not alone.
This backer said, gracefully Vanessa and the girls feel the strength to sustain life. He also added that the angels will be looked after them.
Another commenter said that till his last breath Kobe did everything to secure the safety of Gigi, as he knew they are boarding towards heaven when the helicopter went out of control. He wished the safety authorities would ban all the aircraft that day and he feels shocked that why the concerned pilot did not ground the flight when the situation was going out of the hand.
People from all over the world are paying homage to the great athlete and her daughter.
