Matt Mauser: Last News

The judges got a blast from the past thanks to a familiar contestant who appears on Tuesday night’s installment of “America’s Got Talent“.

Terry Crews had an emotional experience during Matt Mauser's audition. ET's Nischelle Turner spoke to the show's 52-year-old host, who recalled watching the widower's performance alongside his three kids.Matt was married to Christina Mauser, who died in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant last year.

killed Kobe Bryant, moved the audience to a standing ovation with his cover of Phil Collins’ 1984 single “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now).”“I’m a singer, and I’m here because my wife and we’re both schoolteachers and we retired from teaching so that I could do the music full-time and she got the opportunity to coach girls basketball with Kobe Bryant. But on January 26 of 2020, I lost my wife in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant,” Mauser, of Huntington Beach CA, told judges ahead of his performance.

Antonio Ferme editorMatt Mauser, the singer who lost his wife in the same helicopter crash as Kobe Bryant, gave an emotional performance of “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)” by Phil Collins on “America’s Got Talent.”“You know if I had it my way, I would have my wife and I’d be supporting her, but that’s not what happened,” Mauser told the judges on Tuesday night. “It’s been a rough year, but here I am.”Mauser is the lead singer of the rock band Tijuana Dogs and has also performed in a Frank Sinatra tribute band.

Matt Mauser, the heartbroken husband of Christina Mauser, who tragically passed away in the helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Kobe Bryant and his daughter Gianna, has opened up about his late wife during an audition on America’s Got Talent.

Somebody grab us a tissue box… This is so moving!

An emotional show. Matt Mauser opened up about his wife Christina Mauser’s untimely death while auditioning for America’s Got Talent. Christina died in January 2020 in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, his daughter Gianna Bryant and multiple others.

Matt Mauser isn't letting tragedy or grief define him. The singer — who lost his wife, Christina Mauser, in the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant and six others last year — wowed the judges on Tuesday's new .Matt, 51, took the stage during the show, and quietly introduced himself, before revealing to the surprised judges the heartbreaking details of his painful personal life over the past year and half.«On January 26, 2020, I lost my wife, in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant,» Matt shared with the judges, who were overwhelmed with sympathy.In a pre-taped package, Matt reflected on his relationship with Christina, and explained how they shared «a dreamy kind of life» together.

Matt Mauser who lost his wife Christina in the tragic Kobe Bryant helicopter crash performed Tuesday on America's Got Talent on NBC.The 51-year-old singer from Huntington Beach, California, before performing revealed that he was on the talent competition show because he and his wife were both school teachers who retired so that he could pursue music full time while she became a girls basketball coach with Kobe.'On Jan 26, 2020, I lost my wife in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant,' Matt said referencing the crash that killed Kobe at age 41, along with his daughter Gianna, 13, mother-of-three Christina, 38, and six others.

Matt Mauser delivered an emotional audition for America’s Got Talent on Tuesday night (July 6).

Matt Mauser isn't letting tragedy or grief define him. The singer — who lost his wife, Christina Mauser, in the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant and six others last year — wowed the judges on Tuesday's new .Matt, 51, took the stage during the show, and quietly introduced himself, before revealing to the surprised judges the heartbreaking details of his painful personal life over the past year and half.«On January 26, 2020, I lost my wife, in the same helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant,» Matt shared with the judges, who were overwhelmed with sympathy.In a pre-taped package, Matt reflected on his relationship with Christina, and explained how they shared «a dreamy kind of life» together.

Matt Mauser isn’t letting tragedy or grief define him. The singer — who lost his wife, Christina Mauser, in the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant, Gianna Bryant and six others last year — wowed the judges on Tuesday’s new “America’s Got Talent”.