Natalia Bryant files for restraining order in LA against alleged stalker

LOS ANGELES, California -- Natalia Bryant, the oldest daughter of Vanessa and the late Kobe Bryant, has asked a judge for a restraining order against a 32-year-old Los Angeles man who is accused of harassing and stalking her since she was 17.

Dwayne Kemp is accused by Bryant of contacting her on social media since 2020, when she was 17 years old, in an "escalating course of harassing conduct, including delusions that he and Ms. Bryant have an amorous relationship as a couple," according to a court filing obtained by KTRK's sister station KABC.

"Ms. Bryant, her family, and law enforcement are afraid and concerned for her safety," the document said.

The document claims the alleged stalker has tried to meet Bryant, 19, and even showed up to her university campus, where she attends classes. A school crime report says Kemp showed up on campus earlier this month with flowers for Bryant.

Kemp's messages "have been entirely one-sided and Ms. Bryant has no relationship, nor does she wish to have a relationship," the document said.

The court documents details several disturbing messages allegedly sent by Kemp, who is described as a "gun enthusiast and has been arrested for misdemeanors involving a firearm."

Kemp allegedly sent a direct message on social media to Bryant in July 2021 that indicated he hoped "that he and Ms. Bryant can have a Kobe-like child together."

A message from Kemp sent in late October states: "I Love You And I'm Sorry. Can We Talk And Makeup So We Can Be Friends Again..?"

Court documents show Kemp has also posted images on social media showing guns and several images of Kemp holding an assault-style weapon.

The restraining order request was filed Monday in Los Angeles County. A hearing is set for Dec. 14.