The Bobbi Kristina Brown tragedy just keeps on getting nastier. While she has finally reunited with mom Whitney Houston when she was buried next to her on Monday in Westfield, New Jersey, more reports emerged that could further ignite the ongoing tensions of the family Krissi left behind.
In the Bobbi Kristina Brown tragedy, it seems that history indeed repeated itself as Krissi's end mirrored her mom's own death. Krissi died on Jul. 26 after almost seven months in a coma and since she was found unconscious in her bathtub in late January. Now, the family is haunted by nasty reports that could fuel the war between the Houstons and the Browns.
The latest issue is about a photo of Bobbi Kristina Brown's body lying in her casket. According to New York Daily News, the picture of the lifeless body of Whitney Houston's 22-year-old daughter has reportedly been sold to a media outlet for over $100,000. TMZ added that the image was taken during a viewing, which was a day before her funeral in Georgia.
While the sale will probably add to Bobbi Kristina Brown's family ongoing feud after Krissi's maternal aunt Pat Houston was accused of making money out of her niece's death, it was reminiscent of what transpired in 2012. At that time, a similar picture was sold with her mom's body before it was published on the cover of National Enquirer and caused an outrage among Houston's fans.
Meanwhile, following the tension-filled funeral of Bobbi Kristina, her dad Bobby Brown's wife Alicia Etheredge suffered a seizure on Saturday. As per People, the incident occurred at a post-funeral repast that was hosted by Bobby's brother Tommy Brown at St. Marlo Country Club in Duluth, Georgia.
The incident, however, wasn't a first for Etheredge, who gave birth to daughter Bodhi Jameson Rein in July. In 2012, she reportedly suffered a seizure in their hotel room in Kissimmee, Florida while Bobby Brown was on tour.
In line with Bobbi Kristina Brown's reunion with mom Whitney Houston, a dozen of fans came out to the cemetery in Westfield, New Jersey on Monday as she was buried alongside the singing legend. CBC News reported the burial ceremony was exclusively for friends and family only. While the fans and the media were banned from the graveside.
Among those invited was Kevin Frazier, who is an "Entertainment Tonight" host and a friend of the Houston family.
"This wasn't a celebrity funeral. This was a little girl and they (the family) can't understand why we're back here so soon," he said. "It was sad, it was heartbreaking, nothing like anybody should ever experience."
With Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina Brown now gone, will the feud between the Houstons and the Browns ever stop?
