Bobby Brown confirmed today that his 21-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina's life-support has not been switched off as her family held a vigil at her bedside in the hospital.
Along with friends and relatives, Brown spent his birthday at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta where his daughter is confined. He said that he was praying that Bobbi Kristina would pull through. He denied the reports that Bobbi Kristina's plug on life support has been pulled.
In a statement released to CBS News, a lawyer for Brown said, "If we issued a statement every time the media published a false report regarding this matter, that's all we would be doing 24 hours a day."
Also, Brown told Access Hollywood that his daughter is doing good as of now.
On Jan. 31, Bobbi Kristina was found at her home she shared with her spouse Nick Gordon in Roswell, Ga. face down in a bath tub. From North Fulton Hospital, she was moved to Emory University Hospital, where she had been placed in a medically induced coma and is breathing with the aid of a ventilator.
Bobbi Kristina's grandmother Cissy Houston was also seen arriving in the hospital having flown all the way from New Jersey. He mentioned that Cissy seeing her granddaughter in the hospital and in coma is too much sadness for her to bear.
Meanwhile, Clive Davis, the late Whitney Houston's mentor said that he has been in touch with the family and is also offering support and prayers for Bobbi Kristina's recovery.
Davis expressed his distress seeing the family go through the pain once again given that Houston died three years ago before the pre-Grammy gala.
The Browns asked for nothing from the public but to respect their privacy as they go through this circumstance.
The doctors said that they found minimal progress in her brain function when they conducted tests for brain activity. During these tests, Bobbi Kristina reportedly opened her eyes briefly.