Kobe Bryant Last Message: Shaquille O'Neal's Son Shareef Reveals What NBA Legend Texted him on Instagram Hours Before Helicopter Crash
Shareef had recently announced that he wanted to transfer from UCLA and looks like Bryant reached out to the 20-year-old college basketball player for that. However, the LA Lakers legend did not reply to Shareef after the duoâs initial greeting.
Basketball legend Kobe Bryant messaged Shaquille OâNealâs son, Shareef, just hours before he died in a helicopter crash. Shareef took to Twitter and revealed the message Bryant sent him on Instagram. The message was sent at 8:19 AM local time, and a couple of hours later Bryant and 13-year-old daughter Gianna died in the crash. Shareef after receiving the tragic news of Bryantâs death shared the screenshot of their conversation on Twitter. This is believed to be Bryantâs last message before his demise. Kobe Bryant Tragic Death: A Look at Some Memorable Moments of the âNBA Legend Gone Too Soonâ.
Bryantâs message to Shareef read, âYou good fam?â Shareef replied: âYeah. Just been getting this work in trying to figure out my next move. How you been?â Shareef while sharing the screenshot wrote, âLiterally this morning you reached out to me .... I love you forever unc I love you.â Kobe Bryant, Basketball Legend No More: 8 Inspirational Sayings on Life and Hard Work That Define NBA Legendâs Legacy.
Hereâs the Screenshot of Bryantâs Possible Last Message
Literally this morning you reached out to me ....đ I love you forever uncâ¤ď¸ I love you pic.twitter.com/3oVgvKKUkm
â Shareef OâNeal (@SSJreef) January 26, 2020
Shareef had recently announced that he wanted to transfer from UCLA and looks like Bryant reached out to the 20-year-old college basketball player for that. However, the LA Lakers legend did not reply to Shareef after the duoâs initial greeting. Bryant and Shareefâs father Shaquille were teammates at the LA Lakers. The two won three NBA championships together as well.
Bryantâs representatives said that the LA Lakers legend was travelling with his daughter to the Mamba Academy in Thousand Oaks for basketball practice. A total of nine passengers, including Gianna and Kobe, were killed in the helicopter crash. The accident took place outside the city of Calabasas.
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