Kobe Bryant’s daughter, Natalia, files restraining order against alleged stalker
According to TMZ, Kobe’s daughter is asking a judge to keep an alleged stalker away from her. TMZ was the first to report that Natalia, 5, and her father are in court today, seeking a temporary restraining order that would order the man to stay away from Natalia and her family.
According to TMZ, Kobe’s daughter is asking a judge to keep an alleged stalker away from her. TMZ was the first to report that Natalia, 5, and her father are in court today, seeking a temporary restraining order that would order the man to stay away from Natalia and her family.
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According to TMZ, Natalia and her attorney, Michael E. Davis, argued that the man, Robert “Jimmy” Johnson, a resident of Los Angeles, has been stalking the family for two years. An affidavit filed by Natalia’s grandmother, Gloria Brown, says that Johnson has been showing up at her home at unusual times and has threatened the family with harm.
Kobe and Natalia’s sister, Toni, 5, were in court today to meet with a judge. They left the courtroom with their mother, who told the court that they are all safe and they’ll leave the courtroom at a later time.
According to TMZ, Bryant’s attorney said that the boy’s grandmother is now the “mastermind” of the case and asked a judge to dismiss the case against the boy.
According to TMZ, Bryant’s attorney said that the boy’s grandmother is now the “mastermind” of the case and asked a judge to dismiss the case against the boy.
According to TMZ, Bryant’s attorney said that the boy’s grandmother is now the “mastermind” of the case and asked a judge to dismiss the case against the boy.
The two-time NBA champion has struggled with injuries and with drug use all throughout his life. He was said to be suffering from memory loss and that he is not remembering what he says, or where he is. He became so mentally sick that after a 2006 confrontation, he was found in his home on the floor, with a gun to his head. The story made a few rounds and then became a part of the public’s reality