Bobbi Kristina Lies In Hospice ‘With Framed Photo Of Whitney Houston At Bedside’
Tragic Bobbi Kristina Brown is said to have a framed photograph of her late mother, Whitney Houston, gazing down at her from her bedside table in the hospice where she lays.
This is all just too heartbreaking.
The 22 year old has been in a medically induced coma since she was found unconscious in her bath tub back in January, eerily reminiscent of her mother’s death three years ago.
Now, almost seven months later, there is said to be no movement or “flicker of life” on Bobbi’s face, with security guarding her room at Peachtree Christian Hospice as family members keep a bedside vigil.
Jerod Brown, Bobbi’s cousin, has now spoken out about the last time he saw her, just 72 hours before her husband, Nick Gordon, found her in the bathroom.
He told The Mirror: “Bobbi’s mum was her guardian angel, and she wanted to make her proud. That was her mission.
“I will never forget the last time I spoke to Bobbi, 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 mum.
“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.”
Still, Jerod thinks that all was not well beneath the surface, adding: “She was very depressed.
“She would call me often and say she was dealing with her mum. She would say, ‘She’s heavy on my heart’.
“We talked about suicide and I would talk her down from it, explain it wasn’t the right thing to do. I had been there myself, so I would talk to her about it and we would get her through it.
“I told her she had more to live for, and her mother wouldn’t have wanted that. But her mind was that of a depressed woman.
“Whitney was her best friend. They were together every day. Just before the incident she said her mother was visiting her in her dreams every night.”
Speaking about Bobbi’s hospital room, Jerod shares: “Bobbi lies there quietly. There is a bed for people to sleep in next to her so she isn’t on her own. My uncle Bobby doesn’t leave her side. He is being very strong.
“It can get emotional with everything going on, but they’re not feuding. Everyone is supporting one another.”
