Kobe Bryant passes away at 41 years

Kobe Bryant dies at 41

As news broke, the Grammys went into overdrive while paying tribute to him. Lizzo committed her presentation to Kobe Bryant, as did Alicia Keys who welcomed the '90s hit kid band Boyz II Men in front of an audience at one point to co-sing some portion of their track, 'It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday'.

Truth be told, a forlorn cloud hung over the Grammys and as the night passed by, more tributes have poured in.

All things considered, similar to the Grammys that totally disregard Kobe's history, so wrapped up of the universe. The late ball champ was captured in 2003 on lawful offense sexual capture. What's more, he could've arrived in prison in 2004 had the unfortunate casualty chose to affirm. In any case, there was sufficient confirmation just as affirmation from Kobe Bryant that something untoward went down. "Following quite a while of surveying revelation, tuning in to her lawyer, and even her declaration face to face, I presently see how she feels that she didn't agree to this experience," Kobe had conceded at that point and even lost rewarding arrangement with significant brand – however not for long.Those 'charges' have now been overlooked by the world everywhere and his NBA heritage remains.

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Since the Grammys night, many have paid extraordinary tributes to Kobe including previous President Barack Obama, Ricky Martin, Tom Brady, Jennifer Lopez and a few others.

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