Nick Gordon expressed his disappointment with his father-in-law Bobby Brown for not letting him to visit Bobbi Kristina who's confined at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta after she was found unresponsive in a tub on January 31. In his interview on 'Dr. Phil,' the 25-year-old adopted son of the late Whitney Houston said he hates Bobby Brown.
"I miss Krissy and Whitney (Houston) so much," Gordon shared with Dr. Phil McGraw. "I want them back."
"I hate Bobby Brown!"
Gordon's mom Michelle was the bridge why he appeared on the TV show. Apparently, the concerned mom was scared that his son's life now is out balance.
"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 said.
Prior to his interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, Gordon expressed his sentiment on veteran R&B singer-songwriter's family. According to Washington Post's report, Gordon ranted on Twitter his frustration on his 22-year-old girlfriend's father, who's not only adamant on allowing him in the hospital but also accusing him crime.
"That family has the nerve to blame me when I saved her life, I haven't seen most of them in 8 years then they come when she needs me the most," Gordon's Twitter message on February 27.
With his interview, Dr. Phil thought that Nick was out of control and had tendency to commit suicide. Though, Nick lashed out at McGraw when he realized that the interview was an intervention, he eventually decided to follow doctor's recommendation to seek help in a rehab as People's source shared.
"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 advised to Gordon.
Meantime, Bobby Brown's relatives Leolah Brown and Jerod used their Facebook accounts to share their sentiment's Gordon's involvement in Bobby Kristina's condition. On her account, Leolah posted her open letter to Dr. Phil and told that Nick doesn't have courage to speak about the tub incident on January 31.
"We have strong evidence of foul play. Until this investigation is completed by law enforcement, I would ask that you or anyone else not provide this individual a platform to spin this situation to his benefit, an excerpt of Leolah's open letter.
"Auntie Whitney was murdered not drowned. That's a fact. Now the whole bathroom plot shows up again w/ Bobbi Kristina's situation. C'mon are you people that bold to try to perform this act again on my family. And the public believes whatever these people put in their faces, i mean it is convincing if you're not on the inside ... Soon evidence will be handed over to assist this investigation," Jerod's Facebook message.
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