The tragic death of Kobe Bryant, who along with his 13-year daughter Gianna was one of nine victims in a horrific helicopter crash in California today, touched the lives of so many in the world. Among those who are feeling the pain of losing the NBA and Los Angeles Lakers legend are Steelers players, who shared their emotions on social media.
I just met Kobe last wednesday, was in his office talking about our books and how everyday in life is a grind. I don’t believe this.
— James Conner (@JamesConner_) January 26, 2020
I told Kobe I’m tryna be legendary like him he simply said, “just grind, just grind everyday.” Truly thankful I was able to hear that from him days before he passed. I gotta go harder. And if I tell you I love you I mean it... 🤞🏽
— James Conner (@JamesConner_) January 26, 2020
— James Conner (@JamesConner_) January 26, 2020
Nothing is guaranteed. Continue to spread positive vibes to one another and put out good energy in the world.
— James Conner (@JamesConner_) January 26, 2020
RIP Kobe 😖
— Ramon Foster (@RamonFoster) January 26, 2020
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Sick ain’t even the word man...
— Diontae Johnson (@Juiceup__3) January 26, 2020
The love between a father and daughter is like no other. I’m at a loss for words. My thoughts and prayers are with the Bryant family🙏🏿
— Jerome Bettis (@JeromeBettis36) January 26, 2020
Woke up... and it really happen. 💔
— Joe Haden (@joehaden23) January 27, 2020
Crushed. RIP Mamba.
— Mason Rudolph (@Rudolph2Mason) January 26, 2020
Oh God I wanna cry
— Vince Williams (@VinnyVidiVici98) January 26, 2020
This is my first one. This the first celebrity death that hit me. I apologize for my ignorance before this. I greatly unestimated the power of entertainment, it’s reach, and it’s influence. I learned a lesson today and it sucks. RIP Kobe Bryant
— Vince Williams (@VinnyVidiVici98) January 26, 2020
Can’t be real ..
— Terrell Edmunds (@rell_island6) January 26, 2020
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Na man
— 5⃣Roosevelt nix (@Dat_Dude_Nix) January 26, 2020
No Words....RIP Kobe 😔🙏🏾
— Mike Hilton (@MikeHilton_28) January 26, 2020
Heart breaking to hear about Kobe and his daughter but also ALL who lost their lives in the crash! He was a husband, father, mentor, a Legend! @Lakers
— Rod Woodson (@RodWoodson26) January 26, 2020
WORLD SO COLD... RIP TO THE GREATEST! pic.twitter.com/zX1tPUImp5
— Mark Barron (@M_B_24) January 26, 2020
My condolences to the Bryant family. I hope the world gives his family respect, time and prayers to deal will their loss. RIP Kobe
— Lynn Swann (@Lynn88Swann) January 26, 2020
Our hearts are heavy as The Mel Blount Youth Leadership Initiative deeply mourns the passing of Kobe Bryant🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/cfYjPNc3vJ
— Mel Blount YLI (@MelBlountYLI) January 26, 2020
When people like Kobe and Nipsey Hussle are taken away so early in their lives, we don’t get to see what else they would go on to accomplish in life
— Zach Banner (@ZBNFL) January 27, 2020
Successful adults like those two are similar to kids... They want more. They have more dreams!
Stuff like that makes me so so sad
RIP @kobebryant ! Cherish everyday !
— Anthony Chickillo (@Chickillo56) January 26, 2020
Hero🕊🕊🕊🕊 You Changed the game forever#Rip 8/24 pic.twitter.com/FT83YYKOfY
— Dee Gray (@Teamgrayy) January 26, 2020
No no no no https://t.co/xyyre6oE7D
— Trai Essex (@TraiDay79) January 26, 2020
View this post on InstagramSports World lost a Icon! 🙏🏾🙏🏾 Live everyday like it’s your last!
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— Javon hargrave (@Jay_MostWanted) January 26, 2020
this don’t even make sense...im in disbelief about @kobebryant ..😓
— Ulysees Gilbert III (@Ulysees_G5) January 26, 2020
Praying for the whole Bryant family! Never take a single moment you get to spend with your family for granted! https://t.co/XGgFOInp0P
— Christian Scotland-Williamson (@1CSW) January 26, 2020
View this post on InstagramSome things just hit home... RIP 🐐
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