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Tuesday, July 22, 2003
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Stars Voice Support for Kobe
From New York to Los Angeles, the stars are weighing in on the Kobe Bryant story.
P. Diddy says, "Innocent until proven guilty."
"Extra" caught up with P. Diddy in Harlem at the Entertainer's Basketball Classic on Monday night and Danny Devito at the premiere of a movie he produced called "Camp." Devito says, "Celebrities have to be very careful."
Wyclef Jean says, "I definitely think he'll definitely get through this whole thing."
Jean spoke to us before performing at a Hillary Clinton fundraiser and told us he thinks Kobe will emerge from this unscathed. He says, "I don't think no endorser is going to drop him… Kobe Bryant, he's going to be alright. He's going to pull through."
In Los Angeles, Kobe got support at the premiere of the new "Tomb Raider" movie from stars like Dennis Haysbert. He says, "I don't believe he's going to spend any jail time. I think once all the evidence comes out he will be exonerated."
Steve Harvey says, "That just does not seem like something in his character. It really doesn't."
"Extra" caught up with comedian Steve Harvey during his L.A. morning radio show. He says his listeners are stunned. Harvey says, "I try to remind people that celebs are human beings. They're not gods and they're not superheroes."
Kobe's already admitted to one mistake and his celebrity friends are praying that's all he's guilty of.
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