Lawyer slams ‘false’ Bobbi Kristina reports

Brown, who has been in the hospital since she was found unconscious in her bathtub on January 31, will not be taken off life support this week, Bobby Brown’s lawyer Christopher Brown tells PEOPLE. The lawyer calls reports of such activity “false”. The only child of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston remains at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta and is in grim condition, according to a family member.

“There hasn’t been a change in the past week,” the family member said on Sunday.

February 11 marked the three-year anniversary of Houston’s death, as well as the day many speculated that Bobbi Kristina (21), would be taken off life support.

“He (Bobby) wants to make a decision based on facts, not on what the public feels that he needs to do,” a relative told PEOPLE last week.

Brown was in a car crash days before being found unresponsive by boyfriend Nick Gordon and friend Max Lomas.

She lost control while driving her Jeep and collided with another vehicle on January 27, injuring two people.

The Roswell Police Department in Georgia confirmed on February 11 that the case involving Brown’s bathtub incident is a criminal investigation.

“The incident has always been under criminal investigation,” the police said in a Press release.

“Criminal investigations may or may not result in criminal charges being brought against individuals.”

As the investigation continues, family members maintain hope, with Bobby Brown and grandmother Cissy Houston holding a constant vigil by Bobbi Kristina’s bedside.

“It’s so confusing,” the family member said of Bobbi Kristina’s condition. “(But) everyone is still praying for her. That’s what matters.” – People.

 

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