Twitter went bonkers after video of Actress Halle Berry giving Kobe Bryant a thirsty stare sufaces the internet
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It is not uncommon for the fans of the NBA or any sport of that matter, to have a major liking towards their favorite players. Most reactions are subconsciously made and the cameras just happen to be quick enough to capture the scandalous moments. Not just local fans but even A-listed celebrities get tangled up at times.
Kobe Bryant was one of the rare talents while he was in the league. His extremely hard-working nature and sheer dominance on the court left jaws wide open. For the NBA, the Mamba was the eye candy to reel in basketball enthusiasts globally. However, there were other reasons why certain fans liked him outside of the game.
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Hollywood Star Halle Berry gives Kobe Bryant a sensual stare
During a game in 2005, the camera turned its focus onto Actress Halle Berry sitting at the courtside giving the Los Angeles Lakers legend an “up and down” stare. The actress was later interviewed as she said,
“I’m a big Laker fan that’s for sure, a big Laker fan,” she said. The reporter had asked Berry who were her favorite players to which she replied,” Kobe and Caron Butler.” The video had gone viral and fans were ecstatic over this new “scandal”.
Halle Berry was left without words on finding out about the Mamba’s passing. He took to Twitter to share her feelings and regards to the late great legend’s family.
Kobe Bryant’s legacy in retrospect
Kobe Bryant was one of kind looking back at his life on and off the court. On the court, the former five-time champ arrived into the league as a promising prospect but was never allowed to prove himself right off the bat.
Eventually, he earned his way to the top winning multiple accolades along the way. He was crowned as the league’s most valuable player in 2008. He ended his career eight years later averaging 25 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 4.7 assists per game shooting 36.1% from the field.
Off the court, Bryant was a massive supporter of women’s empowerment. He started his foundation dedicating it to his daughter Gianna, whose mission was to help budding athletes and women in sports. Kobe also contributed to, the National Museum of African American History and Culture, Make a Wish foundation, and many others.
There is no doubt why the legend was loved by many around the world. His compassion never failed anybody around him and he always wished the best for anybody around him including his successors in the league. His death left a hole in the heart of the league and his shoe may never be filled as he was a different breed altogether. Rest in Peace the Black Mamba.
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