This is so heartbreaking: sad news for Los Angeles Lakers fans

Fans remember Kobe and Gigi Bryant as the NBA pays emotional tribute to the Lakers legend and his daughter four years after tragic death in helicopter crash: ‘This is still heartbreaking’

The Lakers posted a photo of Kobe and Gigi sitting courtside at a Los Angeles game and wrote ‘Forever’ with a purple heart emoji. The post was also shared by the NBA’s account.

Fans remember Kobe and Gigi Bryant as the NBA pays emotional tribute to the Lakers  legend and his daughter four years after tragic death in helicopter crash:  'This is still heartbreaking' |

Several teams including the Atlanta HawksMilwaukee Bucks, USC Football and the LA Galaxy dropped purple and gold hearts in the comments as fans expressed their grief and acknowledged Kobe’s legacy.

‘This is still heartbreaking even 4 years after the fact and will always be,’ one fan commented. ‘Rest in power to all the victims of of that helicopter crash.’

‘Four years on, and the legacy of Kobe Bryant and Gigi still inspires us daily,’ another  wrote. ‘Their passion and dedication to the game and to each other were unmatched. Remembering their smiles today.’

‘Can’t believe it’s been four years,’ a third fan added. ‘This wound is still so fresh. Probably the only time I cried for a celebrity’s death.’

‘Legends are missed, but are never forgotten,’ a fourth said.

The Bryants died on January 26, 2020 in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California.

Kobe and Gigi boarded the helicopter with six family friends and pilot Ara Zobayan. The group flew out of John Wayne Airport in Orange County to attend a basketball game at the Mamba Sports Academy in Thousand Oaks.

The Helicopter reportedly departed at 9:06am PST and crashed on the side of a mountain at 9:45am after dealing with heavy fog. All eight passengers and the pilot were killed on impact.

Bryant will forever be remembered by fans for his 20-season NBA career with the Lakers.

The Black Mamba spearheaded the Purple and Gold’s legendary run in the 2000s, winning five titles and two Finals MVPs.

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