The Browns and the Houstons are reportedly considering finally letting go of Bobbi Kristina Brown on Feb. 11, Wednesday, which marks the third death anniversary of the 21-year-old's mother Whitney Houston.
While the two families have been arguing since Bobbi Kristina was rushed to the hospital, they have finally accepted the fact that the doctors cannot save her.
"This is the only thing they can agree on, that she's gone (brain-dead)," a source told Page Six. "There's nothing more than can be done for her."
The source told the publication that Bobbi Kristina's relatives have finally agreed to take her off life support and let her die on the same date as her mother in 2012 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. It was said to be a symbolic way to let the mother and daughter ne eternally together.
The idea of a Feb. 11 death reportedly came from Bobbi Kristina's grandmother Cissy Houston during discussions with the Browns at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.
Since she was found on Jan. 31 unresponsive in a bathtub in her home in Roswell, Ga., which she shared with her boyfriend Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina has been in a medically induced coma in the hospital and the recent decision to pull the plug on her was reportedly made both by the Browns and the Houstons.
Tyler Perry was also said to have played a role in making a way for the two families in feud to keep their differences aside for the sake of Bobbi Kristina.
Hundreds of supporters gathered in Atlanta in the evening of Feb. 9, Monday, to pray for Bobbi Kristina. "Shining A Light For Healing For Bobbi Kristina Brown" was also held at Atlanta's Riverdale Town Center amphitheatre. Bobbi Kristina's father Bobby Brown was the first performer of the venue, according to Fox News.