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Lindsey Peña

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Posted On: August 25th 2025, 06:22 am
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Kobe Day 2025: Talking to fans outside Crypto Arena about what the NBA legend means to them.
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9093yy a year ago

9093yy

She's fire. 🔥

9093yy a year ago

9093yy

She's fire. 🔥

gl_fab a year ago

gl_fab

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coachjoshsp a year ago

coachjoshsp

That’s right! Check out my last post Laker fans 👊🏼

lindaannnelson7507 a year ago

lindaannnelson7507

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tennismarc50 a year ago

tennismarc50

What a wonderful addition to KTLA ❤️❤️👏

laura__acevedo a year ago

laura__acevedo

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keith2.0 a year ago

keith2.0

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leo_lesh a year ago

leo_lesh

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