Kobe Bryant may no longer be with us, but we will never get tired of remembering the Los Angeles Lakers legend.

Now, ahead of his supposed 42nd birthday, Kobe's widow Vanessa Bryant shared to everyone the favorite popcorn flavors of both Kobe and their late daughter Gianna Bryant.

On her Instagram stories, Vanessa revealed that Gigi loved the caramel corn. As for the Lakers icon, he liked it simple — just salt popcorn with no butter.

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This is definitely the perfect time to know Kobe's favorite popcorn, especially with the 2019-20 NBA playoffs heating up. Also, with his birthday coming up, it would be awesome to watch some of his highlights in his legendary career while munching on some good ol' popcorn.

Kobe Bryant is universally recognized as the greatest player of all time. He spent his whole 20-year career with the Purple and Gold franchise, winning five championships and one NBA MVP award. He was also a two-time Finals MVP and 18-time All-Star.

Bryant's tragic death last January will always be considered one of the darkest days in basketball. However, despite the unfortunate accident, his legacy lives on and his legion of fans and his NBA brothers will never stop honoring him.