Vanessa Bryant had a fun day at disneyland in anaheim, Californiawith daughters on Sunday.

The 40-year-old was joined by her daughters Natalia, 20, Bianca, six, and Capri, three, as they visited the ‘happiest place on Earth’ for the day and enjoyed rides and games.

Beauty – who recently settled with LA The county accused her of misusing plane crash photos of her husband and daughter — captioning one of her posts: “Daddy’s twins” with a heart emoji.

Vanessa and her husband have three children, Kobe Bryantwho tragically died along with their other daughter Jana in a helicopter crash in 2020.

For her post, she shared tons of photos and videos of the girls playing games, going down slides, and waiting for rides.

Sister time: She was joined by her daughters Natalia, 20, Bianca, six, and Capri, three

She also took a selfie with her youngest daughter, Capra, in which they both flashed big smiles for the camera.

The mum-of-three sported a Disney character sweatshirt, black sunglasses and large gold earrings as she sat next to her child on the ride.

She wore her long dark hair in waves over her shoulders and had several gold necklaces around her neck.

Capri wore a yellow Minnie Mouse shirt dress, black leggings and white boots.

In another video and in the main post, Natalya carried Capri in her arms while they waited in line for a ride.

The rising fashion icon had a big smile on her face as she spent time with her younger sister.

For the family day out, she opted for a festive vintage Mickey Mouse T-shirt and black pants.

Her brunette hair was pulled back into a tight ponytail with a red clip on the side of her head to hold back her bangs.

Hanging out: The beauty captioned one of her posts ‘Daddy’s twins’ with a heart emoji

Lots of fun: Vanessa went with Natalia on two big rides in the park, including Guardians of the Galaxy and Splash Mountain

Good times: She spent time with her older daughter

Slide time: Vanessa’s middle daughter Bianca spent time going down the colorful slide

Mom kisses: the beauty kissed her youngest daughter

Cuddling Time: Both Vanessa and Capri were dressed in white coats

Vanessa’s middle daughter, Bianca, passed the time going down the colorful slide and looked impatient as she waited for a lift.

She was wearing a long-sleeved yellow shirt with a Mickey print on the front and blue jeans.

Vanessa also went with Natalya on two big rides in the park, including the Guardians of the Galaxy and Splash Mountain rides.

A few weeks ago, Vanessa satisfied the remaining claims against Los Angeles County for nearly $30 million for misusing photographs from the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter.

The jury awarded Vanessa Bryant $15 million for her federal claims in August, but a settlement filed a week earlier included that number and added the state’s invasion of privacy claims.

“Today marks the successful culmination of Mrs. Bryant’s courageous fight to bring to justice those who engaged in such appalling behavior,” said Louis Lee, Bryant’s attorney.

“She fought for her husband, her daughter and all those in the community whose deceased families were treated with similar disrespect.

“We hope that her victory in court and this settlement will put an end to this practice.”

Waiting: Bianca was caught looking a little impatient as they waited in line

Big smiles: Natalya carried Capri in her arms while they waited in line for a ride

Free Transportation: Capri got a first class ride around the park with her sister

Heehee: Capri wore a yellow Minnie Mouse shirt dress, black leggings and white boots

An unimaginable loss: Vanessa shares her three children with her husband Kobe Bryant, who tragically died along with their second daughter Jana in a helicopter crash in 2020; seen in 2019

True Love: Vanessa recently reached a settlement with Los Angeles County over the misuse of plane crash photos of her husband and daughter; seen at the 2018 Vanity Fair Oscar Party

Leigh previously said Vanessa would donate proceeds from the lawsuit to her Mamba and Mambacita sports foundation, which honors her late husband and daughter.

Vanessa previously said she wanted the money to “shed light on Kobe and Gigi’s legacy.”

Immediately after her family members died, Vanessa learned that some county fire and sheriff’s department officials had shared naturalistic photos of human remains after the crash.

Eight months later, she sued the county for negligence and invasion of privacy and won last August when a jury awarded her a multimillion-dollar settlement.