Bobbi Kristina Brown Latest Update - Bobbi Kristina Brown's life still remains in doubt, but rumors about her death and funeral have intensified. With reports about a funeral video, hearses and Pat Houston's clearing out of Krissi's home in Georgia, it evidently suggested that the finals day of Whitney Houston's daughter might be over soon.
As Bobbi Kristina Brown's death looms, more speculations are widely circulating. It includes the incessant feud between the Browns and the Houstons, Pat Houston's battle for control of Krissi's death and Whitney Houston's mega millions and estate, Krissi's depression and Nick Gordon's murder charges.
The drowning incident of Bobbi Kristina Brown has been a tragic shocker this year. And while her condition has reportedly deteriorated, new details about her life have emerged. According to International Business Times, Krissi's best friend Bess Beckmann is currently working with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation to investigate the claims that her boyfriend Nick Gordon has allegedly abused her physically and mentally.
Based on a report released Friday, Gordon beat Krissi several times after losing his temper when she told him about her plans of pursuing a career in Los Angeles, which she tweeted a day before the tragedy. Though the claims remain unconfirmed, the Inquisitr reported that investigators were probably waiting for Bobbi Kristina Brown's death before arresting Gordon and pressing murder charges against him.
The report added that an autopsy would be significant in determining Bobbi Kristina Brown's brain damage was caused by physical trauma. As previously reported, Gordon is currently facing a $10 million lawsuit filed by Krissi's conservator, which seeks punitive damages for assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and transferring money from Krissi's account into his own without authorization.
Meanwhile, as the family prepares for Bobbi Kristina Brown's final days, another Inquisitr report revealed that Krissi's aunt Pat Houston was reportedly clearing out her home in Georgia and even planning her funeral. An insider told Us Weekly that she cleaning out Krissi's house as an act of saying goodbye and only kept meaningful mementos.
"She kept all the pictures and Whitney's platinum and gold album plaques. But she threw everything else out," the source said.
As rumors about Bobbi Kristina Brown's death intensified this week, incessant reports about the ongoing dispute between the Houstons and the Browns emerged again. As per Celebrity Dirty Laundry, both families are at odds over funeral plans. The report also suggests that Pat Houston is fighting for her control over Krissi's death and the late Whitney Houston's mega millions and estate since she was named as co-conservator for Bobbi Kristina.
While Bobbi Kristina Brown's case turned into a full-blown media circus, the tension between the Browns and the Houstons could become a lot messier as they wait for Krissi's imminent death.
In other news, Bobbi Kristina Brown's cousin, Jerod Brown revealed that the 22-year-old daughter of Bobby was full of life and bubbling with excitement 72 hours before the tragedy on Jan. 31. He also revealed that his cousin masked a darker side and her mind was that of a depressed woman, Daily Mirror noted.
"I will never forget the last time I spoke to Bobbi," Jerod said. "It was just three days before the incident and she was so excited. She wanted to release her first single, to get on with her own music projects for her mom. She was about to move to Los Angeles to make it as a singer. She had even cut down on the cigarettes she was smoking to protect her voice."
Jerod Brown added that Bobbi Kristina was depressed and having a tough time dealing with her mom's death.
"She was very depressed," he added. "We talked about suicide and I would talk her down from it, explain it wasn't the right thing to do."
As all aspects of Bobbi Kristina Brown's life, death, funeral and her estate remain uncertain, what comes next in the tragic case of Whitney Houston's daughter?
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