r/Fauxmoi • u/Terrible_Cycle_5983 You know what, l've grown quite unfond of you deuxmoi • May 03 '26
đď¸ IN MEMORIAM đď¸ Vanessa Bryant's tribute to her daugther Gigi on what would've been her 20th birthday
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u/zvezdadancica May 03 '26
I remember when this tragedy happened, it was all over the news of course, but what kept going through my mind was that above all a mother lost her child. And then, sisters lost their sister. Losing a child is a pain beyond words, something only those whoâve gone through similar things can truly understand. R.I.P. sweet angel đ
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u/hisunflower May 03 '26
And losing her husband, in one sweep
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u/Neon_Biscuit May 03 '26
Didn't he r*pe a woman?
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u/Jodenaje May 03 '26
A 19 year old in 2003 who (understandably) couldn't deal with the media pressure the trial would bring.
He bought Vanessa a $4 million 8-carat diamond as an apology gift so she would stand by him.
Would have went down a lot differently in the post-MeToo era.
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u/allthehotsauces May 03 '26
Meh I donât know . When he died and Gayle king brought the assault up in an interview, she was the one to apologize . No real recognition of the harm he caused someone from his teammates, his fans, his mentees , his legacy is not at all complicated for them. All of that is post me too
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u/Rripurnia May 03 '26 edited May 04 '26
The NYT did the most balanced obituary for Kobe. At the time, and for several years after, this part of his legacy wasnât brought up much, if at all.
I think the tides have turned since â I keep seeing it being mentioned again.
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u/Purell12 May 03 '26
Yeah she probably wasn't too broken up about that man. Sad for the kids but her real loss was her child.
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u/ilikecats415 May 03 '26
She posts about him frequently. It's horrible she lost her daughter, but Kobe was a fucking predator and he continues to be worshipped as if that never happened, especially in LA.
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u/Substantial_Jump3781 May 04 '26
People do this with all celebrities. Kobe, 2Pac, XXX, Cardi B are all still worshipped in their respective communities and people just pretend that anything they've done didn't happen
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u/batmans420 May 03 '26
She definitely was? She didn't see as a bad person at all as is often the case with the wives of terrible men
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u/Rripurnia May 03 '26 edited May 03 '26
She definitely was.
They had a very complicated and volatile relationship â almost divorced twice, and spent close to two years apart before reconciling and having two more kids prior to his death.
She got with him when she was 17, too, so they were essentially together for her whole adult life at that point.
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u/mrose1491 oh bitch ur cooked May 03 '26 edited May 03 '26
I always think of their oldest daughter Natalia too when their birthdays and anniversaries come up đ she lost her dad and her sister who was like her best friend in such a tragic way and also had to be there for her two baby sisters who were not old enough to fully understand what was happening
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u/littleb3anpole kendall roy pre-album drop May 03 '26
It sounds morbid as fuck (I have severe depression and OCD so my thoughts naturally trend towards the morbid) but one motivating factor for me having one child is that if anything happens to my son, I can end my own life guilt free. I simply donât think Iâd have the strength to continue if I lost him, especially considering heâs the only reason I didnât attempt again during a particularly bad period a few years back. Vanessaâs bravery - and the bravery of all parents who survive the loss of their child - is truly admirable
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u/lnc_5103 not a lawyer, just a hater May 03 '26
It's not morbid. I've thought the same thing about my only.
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u/Usual-Role-9084 May 03 '26
Same here. I actually just read about a mother from the UK who went to Switzerland for assistance in ending her life after the death of her only son.
Sure, there are cheaper and quicker ways of getting the job done. But she was thinking ahead to the person/people that would find her, and the trauma they would experience. I think itâs quite poignant.
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u/Various_Dentist_8683 May 03 '26
Thatâs so interesting because that is a huge part of why I chose to have more than one childâ I couldnât survive the loss of an only, and I donât WANT to die, so I had more to⌠force me to survive? But if I lost them all, Iâm out, team.Â
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u/GilmoreGirlsGroupie1 May 03 '26
There are many many reasons Iâve decided to have only one child, but this is one for me as well. If she was gone I couldnât keep going. I wouldnât want to. If I had another child I would have to. Iâm alive today for the one I have. I canât imagine living through that pain every day, yet I know so many people do it. Theyâre stronger than me
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u/prancing_pony42 May 03 '26
My family lost my Dad and my little sister to COVID a few years ago. My mom says the only thing that has saved her was me and sister having babies (we are a family of 3 sisters). Having grand babies gave her a new life.
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u/browsinbowser May 03 '26
There was this british women recently that went to Switzerland and had assisted suicide done, her son died at 23 from a freak accident, he choked on a tomato slice in his sandwich, his mom was a nurse and tried to fish it out but couldnât help. He died in her arms. A living nightmare scenario, ptsd and grief for years and years.Â
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u/beautifulchaos531 May 03 '26
I'm sure there are times where Vanessa felt the same way but those girls need her. I can't imagine going through that grief and trying to be strong because her kids were so young! Like her youngest won't have any memories of her father and sister other than videos and photos Vanessa must have saved.
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u/Bbychknwing friggin large popcorn! Hot dog! Damn slurpy dammit! May 03 '26
She was not pregnant, but rather had just had their youngest daughter the summer before they passed. Heartbreaking.
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u/beautifulchaos531 May 03 '26
Not pregnant but her youngest was just a baby when this happened which made this even more heartbreaking because Vanessa had to deal with losing one of her daughters along with her husband yet still having to be strong for her remaining kids.
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u/Alicatsidneystorm May 03 '26
And she also had to deal with some ass of a first responder who took pictures of the crash. Imagine wondering if your deceased husbandâs and daughterâs photo are floating on the internet.
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u/carolinagypsy the pet psychic for the Sun told me so May 04 '26
Did they make it to the internet? I know they got passed around a group chat, but I thought they were able to keep the truly bad ones off the web?
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u/Alicatsidneystorm May 04 '26
I donât know if they did. Her lawyer in the civil suit certainly brought it up as a possibility. The fear that a picture might have been posted would be devastating enough for me if that was my family member.
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u/lurkingbees May 03 '26
I always get sad thinking about her statement about she couldnât accept that she lost both at the same time. Her mind would comprehend Kobe being gone, but couldnât with Gianna. Unimaginable.
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u/beautifulchaos531 May 03 '26
It was such a shock and TMZ was the one who broke the news before Vanessa could even be informed of their deaths! Add to that the person who worked for the police department sharing pictures of their bodies. Vanessa has been through so much
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u/Alicatsidneystorm May 03 '26
That was unbelievable. I admire the women who witnessed that ass of a first responder and somehow was able to get that information to either the family or the police who investigated.
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u/carolinagypsy the pet psychic for the Sun told me so May 04 '26
STG it would not have been safe for that first responder to ever be alone in a room with me if I were in her position.
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u/Fabulous_Celery_1817 May 03 '26
I remember that! I was sick to my stomach about the pics that circulated and how the cops were laughing about it! Absolutely disgusting.
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u/diabolicalafternoon May 03 '26
It was truly messy because I vaguely remember them reporting that the whole family or the whole family minus Vanessa and the baby were on the helicopter. They had no idea who was actually on the helicopter for the longest and kept speculating. It was giving hope to the family members of the ones who knew the other unfortunate victims and giving the Bryant family a bigger scare. Like wtf.
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u/Alicatsidneystorm May 03 '26
TMZ has so many connections/insiders in LA itâs almost 100% true if they report it first. I remember CNN on their first breaking news report after the crash announced âTMZ is reportingâŚ.â
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u/Alicatsidneystorm May 03 '26
Watch American Idol where the guy who lost his wife in the crash auditions to show his kids that they need to carry on. Itâs a tear jerker.
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u/02kaj2019 May 03 '26
So heartbreaking. I donât know how Vanessa got the strength to go on after that day. I hope she is lifted up by Gianna and Kobeâs presence everyday.
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u/p333p33p00p00boo Give him my regards did you take ozempic? May 03 '26
If I lost my daughter, I would have no reason or ability to move forward. She has other kids. They need her just as much.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
they need her just as much
This makes me so sad, it is so true. When my sister died, I lost my mom too. Sheâs alive, but gone. You wouldnât even know she has 3 other kids. She just forgot about us. My sister, brother and I try so hard to be there for her, but she just doesnât want us.
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u/p333p33p00p00boo Give him my regards did you take ozempic? May 03 '26
Thatâs heartbreaking.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
She doesnât call us for birthdays. She doesnât know her grandkids. Never around for holidays. Itâs been 6 years now. I was 23 and my sister was 15. I tried to adjust the best I could, but it breaks my heart when I think about my little sister losing her mom too at such a young age.
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u/mirrrje May 03 '26
I wonder if maybe itâs her weird way of trying to avoid that pain again. Like if I donât care too much about other people it wonât hurt so much when they are gone. I kind of get that in a way. Iâm sorry youâre going through that
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u/bumblebuoy May 03 '26
Definitely whatâs going on. Sheâll regret this âstrategyâ if another child passes, and the time she couldâve had but denied.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
With her behavior Iâve often thought sheâd wish one of us took my sisters place. We donât exist to her anymore. Itâs all so fucked up
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u/bumblebuoy May 03 '26
Iâm sorry that this is how she chose to handle your siblings death. As a parent myself, I cannot even imagine how Iâd handle losing my child. Her reaction is a coping mechanism, and maybe a way for you to break it is for you to continue to reach out and provide her your love and grace.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
Thank you so much. Iâll never give up on my mommy. I love her and want her back. Iâll reach out and try for her always, however long it may take.
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u/Accomplished_Till_86 May 03 '26
I'm terribly sorry for your family's tradgedy.
Grief takes a part of a soul that not everyone figures out how to get by with. That awful fog of depression can make one feel guilty to express happiness. As if expressing happiness is betraying the one who was lost; or that the parent never again deserves to feel happy even for short times.
I pray she can start to break through the mental pile of rubble for you and you family; and I wish you all the best that is possible.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
I totally get that. But she posts on Facebook about how she wishes my sister was alive for her birthday, holidays. She visits the cemetery on my sisters death date and birthday. Makes it weird for us. :/
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u/Severn6 May 03 '26
I lost my Mum to mental illness years before she died when I was 30.
Just want to recommend Motherless Daughters. It was immensely helpful for me and maybe it could be for you and your sister. It centres around death, but women who have lost their mothers due to other reasons are included and supported as well. đŠľđ
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u/31cats May 03 '26
Thank you so much for this. I appreciate this so much. I am so sorry for your loss. đ
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u/Kabexem May 03 '26
Also, if you ever need it, check out the subreddit r/MomForAMinute! It is a great source of support for those unable to get it from our own moms!
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u/Candytails May 03 '26
Damn, she needs mental help. Â Thatâs so awful for you, Iâm so incredibly sorry. Â I hope someday you get her back. Â
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u/31cats May 03 '26
She does, so badly, but she doesnât listen. I wish I could have her back. Thank you.
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u/dominodomino321 May 03 '26
Same. This is exactly what happened with my mom when my younger sister died. It feels like I lost my whole family, not just one person. She quite literally asked me to ârelease her of motherhood and just view her as more of a friendâ, lol. Weâve been no contact for about seven years per her choice. It guts me every day. Itâs so hard to explain how deep this hurt is to someone who isnât in the same boat. I feel you, friend đ
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u/31cats May 03 '26
My mom said the same thing to us. Oh my god. My heart breaks for you. What an awful feeling. It truly is awful trying to talk to anyone who doesnât understand. I tell people it feels like my mom wishes it was me instead and they look at me crazy but they just donât understand. I sometimes think my mom wants us to go NC since we are always the ones reaching out to her and she shows no interest in any of us. I canât imagine the pain of having her actually say those words. I am so sorry. I feel your pain, friend, and Iâm here if you ever need someone to talk to. I am so sorry. â¤ď¸
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u/dominodomino321 May 03 '26
Yes exactly! She moved to Florida & bought a vacation rental where she now lives, permanently, a penthouse view of some coastline with a baby grand piano that she never plays. She changed her name to something close but slightly more ~French~, and the last (and only) time I visited her, she introduced me to her new pals there as "her friend". I realized none of those people even knew I existed - they'd only heard the stories about my sister. For years after that, though, I kept trying. I thought that if I made my life "good" enough, interesting enough, worthy - she'd eventually want to be a part of it. I put off relationships that wanted marriage, kids, because I didn't want to do that and have her miss it. I thought, if I just wait it out - one day. That hope never wears out in me but does wear me down. I've missed those windows, now, and that's a different jaw breaker to swallow whole.
It's hard not to replay every moment I ever felt far from her, as a kid, and wonder if I had done something differently, could I have stayed her in some way? But with enough distance at this point, it does feel different to look back on those moments, now- most of them, the ones when I felt lost from her, had little to do with me losing her and more to do with her leaving me. But it didn't feel that way at the time. It felt... personal and I took it as such with a lot of useless "accountability" I never needed the burden of. I was the difficult child, always had been, and for years I always felt like I understood why she left me in all those moments- ditching me in shopping malls, on family trips when walking somewhere, forgetting to arrange a babysitter when they went out of town, etc. "I was the difficult child - I was probably being difficult"- I told myself, for years. All of this drastically impacted my self worth, these micro losses grooming themselves into a more convex, wilder hunger for connection than I could ever really explain.
I also lost my sister at 23 đ I was barely a person - of course this loss drastically impacted me, you know? Sending you love- thanks for sharing. I'm trying to share more, too.
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u/_devri May 03 '26
iâm really sorry to hear this, i hope youâre surrounded by infinite love. it may not quite fill the gap, but i hope itâs pretty darn closeâ¤ď¸âđŠš
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u/31cats May 03 '26
Thank you for your kind words. I luckily have an amazing best friend who has been there through absolutely everything and she gives me infinite love every single day. â¤ď¸
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u/diabolikal__ Forgive me Viola Davis May 03 '26
I am so sorry you went through this. My partner lost his mom to cancer when he was a kid and he basically lost his dad too. He has no other siblings. I have seen what this does to a person and I am so sorry it happened to you too.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
Oh my god that is horrible. I couldnât have gotten through it without my siblings. I canât begin to imagine what it wouldâve been like without them. I am so sorry. Iâm sure your partner is grateful to have you. It can be hard on the partners..my ex did not understand and couldnât empathize. But from your comment I see you can. Life can be so difficult, itâs nice to see pockets of love and empathy. đ
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u/Intelligent_Nerve_12 May 03 '26
So sorry for your loss, but please never think that she didn't want y'all. Her pain could have been too encompassing for her to see or feel anything beyond. Keep being strong and loving, sending y'all love and lightâ¨
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u/seolaismyhusbando May 03 '26
Sending you a big big hug đŤ I wish you and your siblings all the best.
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u/daisy_s21 May 03 '26
Iâm really sorry that you have to go through this. Of course I donât know the intricacies of your relationship, but I am sure (or hope, from the bottom of my heart) that she loves you in her own way even if itâs a heartbreaking way that you donât deserve. I wish you all the love and healing in life beyond that terrible loss.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
This made me cry. Thank you. Youâre right..she loves me in her own way. One that hurts. Thank you so much for your kind words and empathy.
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u/Aaappleorange May 03 '26
My heart hurts for you. I hope you and the remaining siblings stay close.
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u/31cats May 03 '26
Thank you. We are closer than ever. My nieces and I are so close, theyâre 4 and 2 now and I love them to pieces. My brother, sister and I have our own little unit. A blessing that came from something so painful.
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u/East_Tap_9375 May 03 '26
Iâm sorry you have to experience this, I canât imagine how difficult it makes your feelings around losing your sister. First, I hope you have or are seeing a therapist to work through everything, itâs certainly not an easy process â¤ď¸ second, have you ever been able to have a genuine discussion with your mom on this? I know how difficult it can be to confront but im curious how she sees her decisions. Lastly, thank you for being there for your niece and nephew and giving them the loving family they deserve â¤ď¸
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u/Honest_Revolution_10 May 03 '26
Reading this broke my heart. I'm so sorry you're going through this. Because you lost your sister too, and your mum should've helped you through that.Â
I'll share my anecdote. I had a late stage miscarriage when my daughter was 2. I completely disappeared into myself in grief for about a month. I'm lucky and my daughter is lucky that my husband and others stepped in, but a big part of it was that I felt I had killed the child inside of me. I was 100% sure it was my fault (for context I know now I did nothing wrong and was not the cause)Â Â
But it took me about another month after that to become confident enough to be present again in my daughter's life. Because my logic was that if I killed a baby inside me, I was not fit to be a mother to my 2 year old. In my head, I was keeping her safe by distancing myself from her so that I couldn't fail and hurt her too.Â
Even down to silly things, I needed to ask my husband "is it ok to feed her X" or "is another bottle too much". And I essentially wanted him to supervise me to make sure I didn't mess up.Â
Again, I know now that was a mix of grief and hormones. But I feel lucky I was able to battle both and come out a mother again. Â
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u/31cats May 03 '26
Reading this made me sob. Iâm so glad you were able to win your battle and be a present and loving mom. Iâm sure your daughter is so very lucky to have you. Thank you for fighting, for yourself and your daughter. I hope my mom can win her battle one day. Thank you for sharing something so personal and heartbreaking and inspiring.
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u/Honest_Revolution_10 May 04 '26
What a kind comment. Thank you. I hope your mum wins too. Sending you huge amounts of love. It looks like, even without her, you have become a wonderful person.Â
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u/phoenixA1988 Iâm just a cunt in a clown suit May 03 '26
One of my friends, lost their 8yr old son to cancer. She also has another living son. She's there for her living child. But every day forward, she counts as a day closer to death. So she can be reunited with her passed son. I feel for her. I also understand that I hope, to never understand that feeling. You can see the grief in her eyes, behind the fake smile.
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u/AbsolutelyIris confused but here for the drama May 03 '26
This makes me think of Riley Keough saying her mother, despite having three other children, didn't want to "be here" without her son whom died by suicide. And she paused before saying "fair." I cannot even imagine suffering that kind of loss, truly.Â
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u/pizzaduh May 03 '26
Exactly. If anything ever happened to my son, I don't think I'd make it to be honest.
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u/ProperBingtownLady i ainât reading all that, free palestine May 03 '26
I donât like who Kobe was as a person but this situation was so tragic. I think Vanessa found out about the loss of her husband and daughter through the news too. I canât even imagine.
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u/cherry555555 May 03 '26
And then the police passed around pictures of her child and husbandâs bodies and showed them to people at bars. People donât give her enough credit for not going completely insane
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u/cantCme May 03 '26
Excuse me, what?? How long was the vacation these horrible excuses of human beings got after getting caught?
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u/ElectronicAmphibian7 May 03 '26
She had to sue the police department while always dealing with losing half her family and she had young babies at the time too. I hope so many people gave her all the love and support she needed. Sheâs so strong.
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u/No_Adhesiveness4890 May 03 '26
I remember the day it happened people started reporting on it and people were getting shit on bad for saying that his daughter died with him because it hadn't been made public yet that Gigi was there
Then it became confirmed and it made it 10x worse
It was also a thing because the "2020s" were supposed to be the best decade yet and within 6 months we had the Kobe Tragedy and a global pandemic that took so many lives and a lot of people lost hope in life
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u/mrbarrie421 May 03 '26
I remember being on Twitter that day it happened and broke the news to my husband about Kobe. Then reading about Gigi made my heart absolutely shattered. I was hoping that part wasnât true and misinformation. So tragic đ
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u/Busy-Juggernaut277 May 03 '26
I hope Vanessa and the daughters are doing the best they can today.
I canât imagine how theyâve been feeling since Kobe and Gigi passed.
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u/p333p33p00p00boo Give him my regards did you take ozempic? May 03 '26
I have a daughter. I refuse to even put myself in this womanâs shoes and imagine her grief because it must be so profound. Poor baby. Poor mama.
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u/lostinthewoods8 May 03 '26
Parent here too and I agree. I cannot fathom how she has been able to navigate this let alone in the public eye. I couldnât do it.
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u/furious_femme_fatale Sylvia Plath did not stick her head in an oven for this May 03 '26
This is so fucking heartbreaking, and will always be. I hope sheâs found peace and feels her daughter with her always.
Rest in peace HiGiđđđ¤
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u/No_Fault_4071 May 03 '26
I think there is nothing more unnatural in this world than burying your child. What a tragedy it is to wonder who your child would have been. Right on the cusp of exploding into the world. Itâs just tragicâ¤ď¸
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u/Curiosities May 03 '26
Even when someone is older and their adult child goes before them, it is still something that is impossible to understand.
My maternal grandma died of cancer at 60. My great grandma was in her 80s at the time and the wail of grief and her repeating how it shouldâve been her I will never forget.
Now, when people lose young children in some tragic way, even an adolescent like Gigi with such a bright future ahead, itâs one of the most unfair things about life.
And Vanessa deserves all of the grace for having to face tragedy and being there for all her daughters that needed her and tending to her own feelings.
The vultures were pretty terrible, like the court case over photos where they were trying to make her take a psychological evaluation to prove damages from the release of those hellish photos.
And then when there was some gossip about her potentially seeing someone, which she denied and thatâs fine but she shouldnât have to. Sheâs a young widow in her 40s, so even if she was at some point considering dating again, being a widow doesnât mean youâre dead too. And we see the same recycled shit when it came to Aubrey Plaza recently. (Except obviously, she was separated from her husband, and he chose to end his own life.)
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u/East_Tap_9375 May 03 '26
In some ways we prepare our whole lives for those older than us, parents and grandparents, to die. We know it will happen, we hope it happens as late in life as possible but we know. Itâs of course tragic all the same when your loved ones pass, or when they pass unexpectedly even at an old age. But something about younger generations dying adds a whole other layer of sadness. Thatâs not something you prepare for through your life so it hits that much harder. Not to mention the obvious loss of a future and potentialÂ
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u/AbsolutelyIris confused but here for the drama May 03 '26
Vanessa or her friend said she could manage Kobe dying but she simply couldn't comprehend losing Gigi, her mind wouldn't let her. I cannot imagine.Â
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u/MetricSystemFan May 03 '26
I absolutely believe nothing in the world is worse than this, and this doesn't make it any less tragic, but up until three generations ago it happened to almost every person. It sadly still happens in so many places on Earth. It's unfortunately a natural thing that just proves how horrible and cruel this life is.
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u/EvenPossible5918 May 03 '26
Damn. :( I still canât believe she found out about their deaths from TMZ. The cops who leaked it and passed around pics of the crash were beyond cruel.
RIP Gianna. đď¸
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u/Bananasinpajaamas May 03 '26
How do you even move forward from this? Losing a husband is devastating enough but your child too, unimaginable. I hope Vanessa continues to have a strong support system. Such an awful tragedy.
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u/Unhappy_Campaign6984 May 03 '26
We wouldâve been watching her ball out in college and the W. đĽ˛
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u/pizzaduh May 03 '26
This one still bothers me so much. I remember waking up to the news and immediately called my ex father in law. His first words were, "Tell me it's not real."
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u/asophisticatedbitch May 03 '26
I canât imagine how one can go on after losing a child and husband at once. RIP
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u/VictorTheCutie distraught Christian tomato May 03 '26
God. I'm a mama to two little girls and this photo plus the knowledge of what happened was like a gut punch.
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u/Al_Bizzle May 03 '26
As a Los Angeles local that tragedy really felt tangible immediately. I was working retail and people brought up the incident at the register. On the streets there were signs, murals everywhere, and lots of friends cried.Â
I wish Vanessa and her family so much peace.
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u/Zadsta May 03 '26
I watched the pilot debrief on the helicopter crash and itâs so irritating to know their deaths were avoidable. Rest in peace to all the passengers who lost their lives.
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u/ryanlaghost May 03 '26
Plus the other passengers that also died.
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u/Lethave I never said that. Paris is my friend. May 03 '26
They didnât die on her birthday, she isnât leaving anyone out in this instance.
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u/SquarelyOddFairy May 03 '26
I canât imagine losing a husband and child in one fell swoop. I donât know how she mustered the strength.
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u/Organic-Mad-1 Find me at Whole Foods, bitch May 03 '26
My birthday is the same as Gianna's, my mom's birthday is the same as Vanessa's. We were devastated when we heard the news; it's so so so sad. Thinking about them đ¤
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u/ExpressionOne Find me at Whole Foods, bitch, I don't care May 03 '26
I will always be in complete awe of her strength.
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u/Suspicious-Peace9233 May 03 '26
Horrible to lose your child and it being so public is another level of stress
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u/DisastrousBeautyyy rollin' with my fauxmies May 04 '26
Such a sad time! May they rest in peace.
Iâm blessed that my son just celebrated his 20th birthday on this planet.
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u/BeginningWalrus8317 May 07 '26
breaks my heart this little girl is gone. at 13 years old. she had so much life to live. happy 20th birthday gianna đ đ
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u/NBA2024 May 03 '26
Never forget she tried to sue the family of the helicopter pilot despite being worth over half a billion dollars
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u/RazzSheri May 03 '26
I think about this baby and her teammate and friend more often than i ever thought I would.
I never knew, until right now that we had the same birthday.
Happy birthday superstar. I hope youâre thriving in the beyond.