A couple days after her family held a vigil to pray for a miracle, sources tell The New York Post that hope has tragically run out for Bobbi Kristina Brown.
She will be taken off life support tomorrow, February 11. This marks the three-year anniversary of her mother's death, and this is not a coincidence:
Cissy Houston, Whitney Houston's mother, has pushed for Bobbi Kristina to pass away on that date in order to "bond mother and daughter for eternity."
Bobbi Kristina and Nick Gordon were married, but reportedly estranged at the time of her tragic hospitalization. We hope she is able to beat the odds and recover.
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As one would expect, Bobbi Kristina's loved ones are torn up over the decision, but doctors have assured them there is nothing they can do to help her.
They say Bobbi Kristina will never wake up from her medically-induced coma, and that the right thing to do, however painful it is, is to let her go.
The 21-year old was found unconscious in a bathtub in her home on January 31. She was hospitalized and has been under physician care ever since.
No cause has yet to be determined for the incident, although authorities did reportedly find drugs on the scene after executing a search warrant.
A new report, however, claims Bobbi was also found with facial injuries and attention has therefore turned to her estranged husband, Nick Gordon.
Those close to the couple say Brown and Gordon fought often, with some even alleging Gordon had recently moved out of the couple's home.
No charges have been filed, but a criminal investigation into Gordon is underway, with police curious about the events leading up to her near-drowning.
Bobbi Kristina Brown and Whitney Houston together, before the former passed away in 2012. We wish their family members the best in this difficult, tragic time.
Whitney Houston used to be a major star. She may have had the best voice on the planet. These days? She's a sad, seemingly unhealthy version of herself.
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The night before she passed away, Whitney Houston went out with friends in Los Angeles. This, therefore, will forever be known as her final singing performance.
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