Kobe Bryant’s Daughter Interns for Beyoncé despite Her Family’s Multi-Million Dollar Worth

• Kobe and Vanessa Bryant's oldest daughter, Natalia Bryant, is a 20-year-old college student.
• She is currently making moves in showbiz, working with a Grammy-winning artist.
• Meanwhile, her family's fortune has increased significantly in recent years.

Celebrated professional basketball player Kobe Bryant tragically lost his life along with his second child, daughter Gianna Bryant, three years ago.

On January 26, 2020, news broke that the father and daughter duo had died in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California, with seven other people onboard.

Kobe, an NBA star, was en route to a youth basketball game with Gianna, 13, when the fatal incident occurred, sending shockwaves around the world.

It was not the first time the Lakers star used the helicopter as it had been his mode of transportation for several years and was the same one that brought him to his final game with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2016.

Kobe Had Four Children with His Wife Vanessa Bryant

Kobe was married to former model Vanessa Bryant, whom he wed in April 2001. The couple welcomed four daughters together within their 18-year marriage.

Their eldest child, Natalia, was born on January 19, 2003. Vanessa once revealed that her beloved husband wanted their first daughter to take over his company one day. They used to binge-watch movies together.

The five-time NBA champion and his beautiful wife welcomed their second child, Gianna, on May 1, 2006. The teenager had a close relationship with her famous father, who called her the female version of him.

Best known as "Gigi," the youngster adopted the nickname Mambacita, like her dad's alter-ego, the Black Mamba. She also followed in his footsteps by playing basketball and was coached by him until their untimely deaths.

Kobe and Vanessa's third daughter is Bianka, whom they welcomed on December 5, 2016. She was born three years after they called off their divorce.

Bianka's late father gave her the nickname "BB." She made headlines in August 2023 following her interaction with Taylor Swift, who gave her the hat she was wearing, and the moment went viral.

Kobe and Vanessa's youngest daughter is Capri, who arrived on June 20, 2019. Her father nicknamed her "Koko2" and shared the first picture of her on social media as he introduced her to the world.

The day after her birth, the proud dad penned on Instagram that he and his loved ones were pleased to welcome their newest addition. Capri was sadly less than a year old when her beloved father and big sister passed away.

Kobe's Daughter Has Been Hired by Beyoncé

Kobe and Vanessa's firstborn, Natalia, is now a 20-year-old college student studying at the University of Southern California. She is also a professional model and has appeared at events like the Met Gala.

Aside from attending auspicious events and rubbing shoulders with famous stars, including Ciara and La La Anthony, Natalia works for global superstar Beyoncé.

In May 2023, the multi-Grammy Award winner announced her list of people credited for working on her ongoing summer Renaissance world tour, and Natalia was listed as an intern.

She is interning at Parkwood Entertainment, Beyoncé's record label and management company that she founded in 2010. This is Natalia's second time working with the singer, as she previously appeared in her November 2021 Adidas Ivy Park Campaign video, "Break My Soul."

Meanwhile, the family's wealth has reportedly skyrocketed to $600 million in recent years. The Mexican native's late spouse accumulated most of his money throughout his 20-year basketball career.

The two-time gold medalist also amassed success off-court, having invested between $4 million to $6 million into the then-start-up sports drink company BodyArmor in 2014. Coca-Cola later bought it for $5.6 billion in 2021. The Kobe Bryant Estate made an estimated $400 million from the deal.

Following her husband's death, she took charge of the family estate. In addition, Vanessa and Chris Chesters later won $31 million in their negligence case against the city of Los Angeles in September 2020.