After almost a month since the death of his daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, Bobby Brown seems to have moved on as he gave an impromptu performance for the first time at Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles on Aug. 23.
The audience was present at the venue for Macy Gray's concert, when Bobby surprised them by an out-of-schedule gig in the form of a duet on "Real Love." The crowd cheered loudly for him but he kept his performance short.
"Thank you for all your prayers, everybody," said Bobby at the end of his performance, TMZ reported.
This was Brown's first performance since his 22-year-old daughter passed away on July 26. Bobbi Kristina, who was in an unresponsive state since Jan. 31 till the time of her death, was the only child of Bobby with his former late wife Whitney Houston.
The mystery behind the celebrity-child's untimely death is yet to be solved. She was living with Houston's adopted son and her proclaimed boyfriend, Nick Gordon, when she was found unconscious in the bathtub of her Georgia house.
Since the tragedy, Gordon was always under suspicion of some foul play and was banned from visiting Bobbi Kristina in the hospital. As a matter of fact, the celebrity child's conservator Bedelia Hargrove has filed a lawsuit against him, accusing him of giving Bobbi Kristina a "toxic cocktail," which led to her unconscious state.
Meanwhile, reports are emerging that Gordon, who was told to keep away from the celeb-child's funeral and burial service, finally managed to pay her a visit last week. The 25-year-old flew on Aug. 17 to pay respect to his late girlfriend who is laid to rest beside her singer mother at the Fairview Cemetery in Westfield, Daily Mail reported.