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Beyonce has a new intern, Natalia Bryant, the 20-year-old daughter of late NBA player Kobe Bryant. According to the production’s official website, the University of Southern California lists credits for the Grammy winner’s global renaissance tour. Notably, Natalia is the only intern featured on the website, among music directors, choreographers, dancers, wardrobe staff and many others.
About Natalia’s internship with Beyonce
Natalia’s internship comes 15 months after she appeared in Beyoncé’s (whom she refers to as “Aunt Bibi”) ‘Hall of IVY’ campaign for the superstar’s Adidas x Ivy Park brand. The singer sat in for a series of shots for the campaign shoot where Natalia was also present, who has also modeled in several campaigns, including one for Bvlgari alongside her mother Vanessa. Natalia has also been on the cover of Teen Vogue and signed with the agency IMG.
Natalia’s internship coincides with Beyoncé’s Parkwood Entertainment, which has served as its own record label, production firm, and more since its inception in 2010. Time, noting that she took lessons from Madonna, who launched Maverick in 1992.
She said, “I felt like I wanted to follow in Madonna’s footsteps and be a powerhouse and have my own empire, and show other women that when you get to this point in your career, you don’t have to look for someone else.” No need to sign with.” And share your money and your success – you do it yourself.
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about kobe bryant
Kobe Bryant, considered an NBA legend, was a shooting guard who dedicated his 20-year National Basketball Association career to the Los Angeles Lakers.
The NBA legend passed away in 2020 in a helicopter crash in Calabasas, California, along with his daughter Gianna and seven others. Following Kobe Bryant’s death, several memorials and tributes were published, including the renaming of the All-Star MVP Award in his honor.
