Man Whose Wife Died In Crash That Killed Kobe Bryant Wows With Emotional ‘AGT’ Audition
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Matt Mauser earned a standing ovation from the "America's Got Talent" judges with his stunning performance of Phil Collins’ “Against All Odds.”
Matt Mauser honored his late wife Christina, who died last year in the same helicopter crash that killed NBA great Kobe Bryant, with an emotional performance of Phil Collins’ “Against All Odds” on “America’s Got Talent” Wednesday. The performance earned Mauser, from Huntington Beach, California, a standing ovation from the “AGT” judges and a pass to the next round of the competition. Mauser, 51, recalled prior to his audition how he’d been living “a dreamy kind of life” with the mother of their three children before tragedy struck.
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