Bobbi Kristina Brown is now dead after being comatose for months. Gordon will allegedly face murder charges after Brown's autopsy.
After spending almost 7 months in a comatose state after being seen unresponsive in her Roswell, Georgia home, Bobbi Kristina Brown, 22, the daughter of Whitney Houston, is now officially pronounced dead on July 26 in a hospice care unit. In June, her doctors told her family that there was no hope for recovery but still she's been hooked in a life support.
The Houston and Brown families were broken hearted following her death. Despite their emotional state, the family issued an official statement confirming Brown's death, saying, "Bobby Kristina Brown passed away Sunday, July 26, 2015, surrounded by her family. She is finally at peace in the arms of God." Thereafter the funeral, the families plan to pursue the lawsuit following the foul play that caused her death.
A lawsuit, then, filed by Brown's court- appointed conservator, Bedelia Cosgrove. According to ABC, Brown's conservator claimed that the "marks" seen on Brown's body were swollen lips and a missing tooth. The 10- million lawsuit points to no other that her boyfriend, Nick Gordon. The suit does accuse him of the foul play and stealing $11,000 out of Brown's $20 million inheritance from Whitney Houston while Brown was still in the hospital after seen faced down and unresponsive in her bath- tub. Although Nick Gordon insisted in an Inteview with Dr. Phil on March, "I would never hurt anybody," many still presses Gordon to be the mastermind of the foul play that lead Bobbi Kristina Brown to her shocking death.
Celebrities and music industry artists offered their tribute as the news spread all over the Internet. Singer, Christina Milian said on Facebook, "What a horrible tragedy. My heart goes out to her family, who have been in mourning for so long." Missy Elliott showed her condolence in Twitter, saying, "My heart is truly heavy. May you rest in peace with your mommy." Oprah Winfrey took her sympathy to Twitter, stating, "Rest at Last." Also, in a piece published by music magazine Billboard, Michael Jackson's nephew, Austin Brown recalled meeting Bobbi for the first time. He said, "You could tell that Whitney was truly the light in her eyes and her safety zone."
While the rest of the entertainment industry, her supporters, and her whole family are grieving for her loss, all they could just do is to offer prayers for her soul to rest in peace.
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