Bobbi Kristina Brown Seen With Late Whitney Houston (Photo : REUTERS/Lucas Jackson )
Legendary singer Whitney Houston's only child, Bobbi Kristina Brown, will not be taken home to "die peacefully" as she continues to remain unresponsive in the rehabilitation center.
Slammming the reports that the family of the celebrity child is contemplating to pull the plug on her life support, Brown's aunt Leolah Brown, Bobby Brown's sister, posted on Facebook that they "will never give up on her."
Leolah further claimed that the 22-year-old is not on life support anymore and is continually improving. Furthermore, in the lengthy post written on June 16, Tuesday, Bobby's sister also accused Pat Houston, the late diva's sister-in-law, for being too pushy to pull the plug on the celebrity child's support system as it is costing too much money to keep her alive.
In addition, Leolah accused Pat of being greedy and in look out for Bobbi Kristina's $20 million inheritance.
Because of this, Bobby slammed Leolah for falsely accusing his former wife's sister-in-law. According to TMZ, Bobby claimed that his sister is cooking up stories to get attention and she has no idea how Pat actually feels about Bobbi Kristina's condition.
Earlier in May, both Bobby and Pat were named as the co-guardians of Bobbi Kristina, after which they are jointly responsible for taking any medical or financial decision, Page Six reported. According to the will left by the legendary singer, if Bobbi Kristina dies, the entire estate will go to Whitney's mother Cissy Houston, and her family.
Meanwhile, conflicting reports continue to emerge regarding the medical condition of Bobbi Kristina, who has been under intensive medical care since Jan. 31, when she was found drowned in the bathtub of her Georgia home.
While Leolah claimed that Bobbi Kristina is improving, other sources claimed that her condition is still the same owing to the irreversible brain damage she had suffered. The celebrity child was placed in medically induced coma for a few months, after which she continues to remain unresponsive to date.
