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Kobe Suing Parents

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I'm never on Kobe's side and I think what his parents are doing is rediculous.

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Since it's Kobe' date=' I'm not surprised. He continues to think he's bigger than the game, and everything involved with it.[/quote']

 

You obviously just read the thread title. We will let you slide on this one.

That is pretty bad. I'm sure like many of us Kobe would prefer to keep his gear from high school, I know I did and I'm not even in the same universe as Kobe. It doesn't matter what level of sports you make it to, you'll always cherish your younger days. I would believe Kobe left the items in his parents possession so they could hold and cherish them as well, probably never thought they would turn around and hock them for cash years later.

Bryant's parents decided to sell his high school memorabilia without his consent in order to purchase an additional home, sources said. Bryant offered to buy a house for his parents, but they wanted a larger one.

 

In its court filings, Goldin Auctions says Pamela Bryant told the auction house that she asked her son five years ago what he wanted to do with the items that were in her home.

Raise you hand if you still have a box or two of your stuff at your parents' home.

 

In a way it kind of connects you to your folks. No matter how old you are, or how far you've moved away, it's a reminder that you once lived with them, and they raised you.

Surely there's more to this than that.

Surely there's more to this than that.

 

Not that much more I'd imagine.

 

She claims that he gave her the stuff years ago and told her to do whatever she wanted to with it. So she has decided for the auction house.

 

After hearing about it until not too long ago Kobe says that he never told her that and that he wants his stuff and they cannot sell what isn't theirs.

 

She wants the money for a $450,000 house, Kobe offered to buy them a house but she wanted a bigger house, Kobe offered $250,000 but she refused and said she wanted the whole $450,000.

 

Kobe said he has given millions of dollars to his parents over his NBA career.

 

Read that he doesn't really get along with his parents much anyway.

Not that much more I'd imagine.

 

She claims that he gave her the stuff years ago and told her to do whatever she wanted to with it. So she has decided for the auction house.

 

After hearing about it until not too long ago Kobe says that he never told her that and that he wants his stuff and they cannot sell what isn't theirs.

 

She wants the money for a $450,000 house, Kobe offered to buy them a house but she wanted a bigger house, Kobe offered $250,000 but she refused and said she wanted the whole $450,000.

 

Kobe said he has given millions of dollars to his parents over his NBA career.

 

Read that he doesn't really get along with his parents much anyway.

 

 

I believe he has had a strained relationship with his parents ever since he married Vanessa. They never liked her and felt she was a golddigger. How ironic.

Since it's Kobe, I'm not surprised. He continues to think he's bigger than the game, and everything involved with it.

 

 

Still waiting for this to be explained.

You obviously just read the thread title. We will let you slide on this one.

 

You might. I want an explanation first.

Wow! That is ridiculous on his parents part. Never realized that they were like that.

Still waiting for this to be explained.

 

He's not going to respond...

IF he said they can do what they want with it, quit whining. IF he didn't, they're horrible parents. We'll probably never know.

IF he said they can do what they want with it, quit whining. IF he didn't, they're horrible parents. We'll probably never know.

 

 

I have a hard time believing that if he did say do what you want with it. Not seeing that at all. Her selling his stuff to get a bigger house after he offered to buy them a house tells me all I need to know.

I have a hard time believing that if he did say do what you want with it. Not seeing that at all. Her selling his stuff to get a bigger house after he offered to buy them a house tells me all I need to know.

 

They are idiots, regardless. I agree with you. But in the off chance that he did say he didn't care what they did with it he can't complain when they try to sell it.

 

We are in total agreement, they are clowns either way. They have been given millions already and he offered $250K for a house.

I'm siding with Kobe, but let me pose this question...

 

Were they really Kobe's possessions? He was probably under the age of 18 at the time (if we are strictly talking high school material). He probably didn't pay for the bball shoes, jerseys or whatever it maybe be. The parents might not have either, but they probably had to pay school fees or something like that. Either way, were they really Kobe's possessions? Whether he said, "Do what you want with them" or not.

 

Either way its crappy, but are they technically his possessions? I don't know.

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