Nick Gordon is not a reality star, but apparently the world is watching in his every slight reaction in connection to Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown's current medical condition. In 25-year-old interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, the renowned psychiatric expert shared that he's "volatile."
According to some reports this 'Dr. Phil' interview wasn't regular or particularly random one because it's Nick's mom Michelle who asked the 64-year-old doctor to intervene. According to Michelle his son's life is currently "hangs in balance." In relation to this, Bobbi Kristina's boyfriend was reportedly "storm out" upon learning that the taping was part of his intervention.
"Nicholas is at a breaking point. He cannot bear not being with Krissy by her side. He's dealing with it by drinking. I've begged him to stop and it doesn't help," Michelle Gordon shared.
Meanwhile, McGraw shared that Nick suffering from guilt and pain. The TV personality added that during the taping for show's March 11 episode, his male guest was listening to a song of Houston and then weeping. When Dr. Phil asked observed that he's in an altered state of consciousness.
"Your son, left to his own devices, will be dead inside a week," McGraw said to Gordon's mother as show's teaser.
The 22-year old Bobbi Kristina's has fighting for her life at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta after her bathtub incident on January 31. This was almost similar to Whitney's case in 2012 when she's also found dead in her bathtub. These cases are apparently bugging Gordon who's close to both women. Houston treated him as son ever since she got him in 2007 at the age of 12.
"I lost the most legendary singer ever and I'm scared to lose Krissy. I want to let all you guys know I did everything possible in the world to protect them," Gordon expressed.
Though McGraw shared that he's able to convince Nick to check into a rehab, according to TMZ it wasn't that smooth. When Gordon realized that it was a taped interview and intervention, he went wild and then punched two staff of the show.
"Nick, you're out of control. You've threatened suicide. You deserve to get some help because if you don't, you know you're going to wind up dead," Dr. Phil told Nick Gordon.
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