High School Prom Date,Singer Brandy Speaks Out On Kobe Bryant's Death

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Singer Brandy who was Kobe Bryant prom date in high school finally send her condolensces after almost a week that The  Basketball legend Kobe Bryant lost his life in an helicopter crash alongside his daughter, Gianna and 8 others.

brandy's friendship with Kobe Bryant dates back to the 90's,she once confessed in an interview that they were once prom date.

"He'll always be my date" - Brandy,in the 1996 Entertainment today interview

Her condolence message below :-
"Never will i understand.My condolences to @vanessabryant, and all families who are in pain during this tragic time.Love #Mamba #Mambacita."

 

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