On Sunday, the philanthropist, 41, shared a sweet photo alongside daughters Natalia, 21, Bianka Belle, 7, and Capri Kobe, 4½, and sister Sophie Gonzalez, to celebrate Easter.
Vanessa shared an Instagram carousel of the Bryant family at the “Happiest Place on Earth.” In the first photo, Vanessa’s arms are wrapped around her sister, as she keeps Capri close to her. Capri, who is wearing a princess-like tulle dress, smiles wide beside her older sister Bianka.
Bianka is seen with her arms wrapped around her oldest sister, Natalia, who crouched down next to her younger sisters.
Vanessa also shared the photo to her Instagram Story, and added Beyoncé’s new song “PROTECTOR” from Cowboy Carter to accompany the family photo.
In the second photo, Capri and Bianka are seen meeting Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse — who are dressed in Easter-inspired costumes.
“🐰🐣💕,” Vanessa captioned the Instagram post. Vanessa and the late Kobe Bryant also shared their 13-year-old daughter Gianna. The NBA star and Gianna died in a 2020 helicopter crash, which also claimed the lives of seven others.
Prior to the family’s Easter celebration, Vanessa was photographed with her three daughters at the University of Southern California Women’s Basketball game against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi on March 23.
The family of four arrived in their USC gear and supported the team from the sidelines. Vanessa also shared a photo of her two youngest daughters smiling with the team’s guard, Juju Watkins.
She then shared a photo of her eldest daughter subtly smiling for the camera courtside. “😘❤️ @nataliabryant ✌🏾❤️💛,” she simply wrote in the caption.
Earlier this year, Vanessa and her three daughters attended the unveiling of the late NBA star’s memorial statue.
During the ceremony, Vanessa, who married Kobe in 2001, gave an emotional speech honoring her late husband. She also announced plans for two more statues of Kobe, including one featuring their late daughter Gianna.
After the unveiling, Vanessa posted a photo on Instagram of herself and her girls standing in front of the statue and captioned it with a quote from her late husband.
“‘LEAVE THE GAME BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT. AND WHEN IT COMES TIME FOR YOU TO LEAVE, LEAVE A LEGEND.’ ~ @kobebryant💜💛👑🐍,” she wrote.
