Vanessa Bryant’s endearing reaction to daughter Natalia’s full-glam pink fit

Natalia Bryant graduated from the University of Southern California on Thursday with a degree in film. Before that, though, an article about the model with some serious fits dropped the same morning. Natalia’s mom Vanessa reacted to one of the photos with an endearing response.
The oldest daughter of Kobe Bryant and Vanessa looks so much like mom, and they have been hanging out together lately like their matching all-black ski fits for a trip with Kobe’s former teammate and good friend Pau Gasol and his family, and then going cowgirl fit twins for a Beyoncé concert in Los Angeles.
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Natalia, 22, is paving her own path and looking so grown-up now as a college graduate. She even just posed with singer Ciara at a swanky Tory Burch Beverly Hills party.

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For her full-glam magazine photo shoot rocking a new hairstyle, mom picked out the pic of Natalia in a pink fit and dropped the smiling sun on it with the Snoop Dogg song “Beautiful” featuring Pharrell.

What an amazing photo. Mom has a lot to be proud of with her graduate and model daughter.
Somewhere, Kobe is smiling, too.

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Matt Ryan is a dedicated sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in digital and linear media. After receiving a Masters in Journalism from USC, he’s worked for Fox Sports, NBC Sports, Yahoo Sports, USA Today Sports Media Group, and Bally Sports, while holding various leadership roles along the way.