Jerod Brown creates a new hashtag to express support to his cousin Bobbi Kristina who is already out of coma but is still unconscious. Bobbi Kristina's boyfriend, Nick Gordon, is still not allowed to visit his girlfriend despite being out of rehab.
Jerod Brown, who has always been open about his opinions and ideas about Bobbi Kristina's condition on social media, has recently created a new hashtag called #GetReadyBK. The new hashtag reportedly came from his cousin's last words to him before she was found floating in her bathtub last January 31. "Last thing she told me was 'Get Ready Cousin'! Get ready for a beautiful future we was working toward. Something in my spirit is confirming my lil cousin is in position for a blessing. To EVERYONE who is need of a change, know this is YOUR MOMENT! ITS NOT OVER BOBBI KRIS, ITS ALMOST TIME TO SHARE YOUR TESTIMONY! #GetReadyBK" Brown posted in his personal Facebook account.
Prior to creating a new hashtag for his cousin, Brown also used social media to address a message to Cissy Houston, Bobbi Kristina's grandmother. In his post, Brown defended his uncle Bobby Brown, Kristina's father, and accused Houston of giving up on his granddaughter a long time ago. It has to be noted that the Houstons and Browns had a family feud as to who gets to manage Bobbi Kristina's $20 million dollar estate. Recently, Bobby Brown and Pat Houston was appointed as Bobbi Kristina's guardians, and now, both of them has a say on decisions pertaining her welfare.
Meanwhile, Nick Gordon still hasn't been granted the permission to visit his girlfriend. He is reportedly being investigated for Bobbi Kristina's case. Gordon has recently went out of rehab after reportedly trying to kill himself. He decided to finally seek for help as per his mother and Dr. Phil's advice. Gordon and Bobby Brown's lawyers have been speaking, as Gordon is still reportedly persistent and desperate to see Bobby Kristina.
Bobby Kristina is out of coma, and is now able to breathe on her own. She reportedly suffered from global and irreversible brain damage.
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