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Vanessa Bryant Says She Had To Block Fan Pages To Continue To Heal

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After the passing of Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna in January, his fans have celebrated them both with a slew of fan pages and posts on Instagram.

She recently revealed on social media that she and their oldest daughter, Natalia, had to do some blocking in order to stop the pictures from appearing on their Explore page on their Instagram accounts.

“[Natalia] and I have unfortunately had to block fan pages because it’s been really hard to go online and constantly see pics of our beloved Gigi and Kobe under every single square of our Explore page,” she posted on her Instagram story.

Bryant also made her Instagram account private during this time.

Gianna, known as Gigi among family and close friends, also would’ve graduated 8th grade this year as well.

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