Bobbi Kristina Brown was a child born with silver spoons. Not only was she rich, but she had several family members in the music industry. Also, she was a singer herself. Unfortunately, she left the world forever at a very early age. She was just 22 when she was found lifeless in her washroom. It is said that her death was exactly the same as her mother’s. What happened to the rising singer Bobbi Kristina Brown? Read On.
Bobbi Kristina Brown entered the music industry when she was just five. Having her successful maternal family in the entertainment industry, she didn’t have to struggle much to showcase her talent. In 1998, when she was just five, her mother included Bobbi’s vocals in her song ‘My Love is Your Love’. Mother helped her a lot in the initial days. In 2003, she was again featured in her mother’s song ‘The Little Drummer Boy’.
Who is Bobbi Kristina Brown?
Bobbi Kristina Houston Brown was a rising singer who was born in 1993 to a popular singer couple, Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston. Bobbi was also a TV personality who appeared in a few shows. Her mother, Whitney Houston, played a big role in her child kickstarting her career. Moreover, her maternal family was already involved in the industry for a very long time, so she definitely had advantages from her birth. The only thing she had to do was to practice and big the next superstar.
Bobbi’s maternal grandmother was a well-known singer. She was Cissy Houston, who was part of an American singing group, The Drinkard Singers, and her net worth is around $6 million. On the other hand, Bobbi’s uncle Whitney’s half-brother, Gary Garland, was a former professional basketball player. Cece Winans (gospel singer) and Clive Davis (music executive) are her godmother and godfather, respectively.
Whitney had always let her child appear in front of the camera, and at times, she used to keep Bobbi beside her during her performances. Bobbie was just eight months old when Whitney took her to an interview with Barbara Walters. Later, when she was one, Whitney took her on stage to receive an Award at the 1994 American Music Awards.
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What Happened to Bobbi Kristina Brown?
Bobbi Kristina Brown, at the age of 22, was found unconscious in her washroom bathtub, and when she was taken to the hospital, she died after being in a state of coma. It is said that she faced the fate of her mother. When her mother was 48, she was found unconscious in her bathtub in February. The cause of unconsciousness is described as accidental drowning with a heart attack, and she might have an overdose of cocaine.
Later in the hospital, she was declared dead. Bobbi, too drowned in the bathtub, and she was breathing when she was in the hospital, but later she went into Coma. Her family said if she recovered, then it would be a miracle. Unfortunately, she never woke up.
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More About Bobbi Kristina Brown
The cause of death of Bobbi Kristina Brown is still unknown. Quite questionable! Bobbi was too close to her mother, and when she left Bobbi forever, Bobbi was shattered. Whitney left all her wealth for Bobbi, including jewelry, clothes, and every single property. Bobbi would get a $115 million estate when she would have approached the age of 30. In 2012, Bobbi was more determined to be a singer just like her mother because she felt that her mother’s spirit wanted her to carry her legacy.
She tried to get into work; acting and singing. She wanted to play her mother’s role in Whitney’s biographical movie, but it never happened because the creator, Angela Bassett, did not cast her. Bobbi wasn’t happy with this decision, but Bassett said that Bobbi isn’t an actor and acting is an art. Bobbi had to apologize to her on Twitter later for being rude. In 2014, Bobbi was married to Nick Gordon. They had been in a relationship for a very long time. Well; he was a very close friend to her family member.
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