Michael V., Manny Pacquiao and more local celebrities mourn Kobe Bryant
Kobe Bryant's death on Monday morning (Manila time) came as a shock to many, and learning that his 13-year-old daughter Gianna was among the victims of the tragic helicopter crash made the accident even more heartbreaking than it already is.
The entire world is mourning the passing of the legend, including local celebrities who couldn't help but grieve publicly on social media.
1. Manny Pacquiao: "The world lost a legend today but the impact and legacy he leaves behind will last forever!"
2. Michael V.: "Alam ko namang lahat tayo doon din ang punta pero to have people say goodbye so soon seems unfair to some of us. Buti na lang naniniwala akong He has a reason for all of these things."
3. KC Concepcion: "Los Angeles has lost 2 Angels. Heaven has gained 2 Mambas. Prayers up for the Bryant family, esp sending strength to his wife Vanessa."
4. Derek Ramsay: "Mamba out! This guy is the definition of hard work and dedication"
5. Julie Anne San Jose: "Rest in peace and love, Kobe and Gianna Bryant"
Rest in peace and love, Kobe and Gianna Bryant. #mambaforever (photo: @bosslogic)
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6. Chynna Ortaleza: "Thank you Lord for your daily reminders of greatness and love."
7. Lovi Poe: "A prayer for every soul part of that helicopter crash. Prayer for the loved ones grieving."
A prayer for every soul part of the helicopter crash. Prayers for the loved ones grieving. ????????????
— Lovi Poe (@LoviPoe) January 26, 2020
8. James Yap: "RIP Kobe. #MambaOut"
RIP Kobe ???????????? #ripmamba #mambaout #kobebryant #legend #ripkobeandgianna
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9. Carlo Gonzales: "I became a Laker because of you, Kobe. You will always be my GOAT."
10. Ben Alves: "My heart is broken. I feel like I lost a loved one."
The helicopter crash happened near Calabasas in Los Angeles, California. Together with Kobe and Gianna, seven others were killed.
"There were no survivors. We have a manifest that indicates there were nine people on board the aircraft, the pilot plus eight individuals," Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva told a news conference, declining to identify any victims.
Our hearts go out to the families of the victims of the crash. — LA, GMA News