Widower Of A Kobe Bryant Crash Victim Says Daughter Almost Boarded Helicopter

Posted by: Kyeyune Andrew Jonathan in News January 27, 2021

A widower and husband to one of the victims who in the helicopter crash with Kobe Bryant recently revealed that his daughter nearly went on that flight. Christina Mauser’s husband said that he stopped their daughter from flying on the helicopter with Kobe and Gianna. Through this, he said he ultimately and unknowingly saved her life.

Matt Mauser is thankful for all he has, a year after his wife Christina Mauser perished in a helicopter crash with Kobe Bryant and others on Jan. 26, 2020.

On the one-year anniversary of the tragic accident, the musician hosted a concert for Christina. He called it; A Musical Tribute Benefiting The Christina Mauser Foundation. With the help of a band, Matt also sang some of her favorite songs, including ‘’Lovely Day’’ by Bill Withers.

He also performed a song with their daughter Penny, 12, who he said nearly boarded the plane on that fateful day.

The widower shared the touching story saying he had booked a concert for Jan. 26 and had asked Christina to skip the basketball tournament to perform with him instead. He recalled telling Christina, ‘’Well, I have a show and she’s been feeling well so I don’t want her to go because she’s going to be performing this song.’’

‘’We never looked back,’’ he continued. ‘’We don’t think about whether or not fate had a different direction for us. We just stick with what we know.’’

Matt stood on stage and said he is very thankful to have his daughter who looks so much like her mom. The father-daughter duo then sang the original song ‘’Green Bike,’’ a happy tune about Penny’s independence streak.

Matt said that losing the mother of three was difficult, but time helped them heal.

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