Latest Update of Bobbi Kristina Brown's Condition: Aunt Focused on 'Complete Healing' of Whitney Houston's Daughter

By Mark Rollins
Bobbi Kristina Brown.
Off life support, and aunt Leolah focused on her ''complete healing.'' Credit: Christopher Polk/WireImage

When Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, was found face down in her bathtub at the end of January this year, what began is a slow recovery process that has recently involved her being taken off of life support.  It is not known whether or not she will pass away, but her family has differing views on what might happen.  Lately, the family has taken to social media as an aunt is focused on "complete healing". 

We have reported earlier that Bobbi Kristina Brown would be taken off of life support, and it seems like that did happen, as the Inquisitr reports that she is no longer on life support after depending on it for four months.  If this is the case, then there clearly has been no report of her passing. 

In fact, Bobbi Kristina's aunt, Leolah Brown, has reported on recent Facebook post that Bobbi Kristina Brown has "continued to make progress" according to AJC.com.  A lot of the news of Bobbi Kristina Brown's health has come through social media.  For example, we have now heard from Bobbi Kristina's aunt, Leolah Brown, who has come forward to say that she's focused on Bobbi Kristina's complete healing. 

This is slightly different then what Bobbi Kristina's grandmother, Cissy Houston, has been quoted as saying that "she left it up to God".  She has even told Entertainment Tonight that "she is not progressing at all". 

Leolah Brown, who is Bobby Brown's sister, posted on Facebook:  "Please continue to be patient with us. You have no idea how much my brother Bobby and Bobbi Kriss are grateful and appreciates your kind words and prayers! In fact, we are all grateful to Almighty God for allowing us to still have Krissi with us!"

She also added:  "So with that said, let us keep our hearts and minds on Bobbi Kristina's complete healing! While continuing in our patience. We love and appreciate you all! May God bless you all for your continued prayers and taking out your precious time to send such wonderful comments! May The Peace Of God Be With You."

This tragic situation with Bobbi Kristina Brown has been made worse by the Houstons' legal claim to Bobbi Kristina's $20 million inheritance from her late mother.  Bobbi Kristina's Cousin, Jerod Brown, has been very vocal on social media about Cissy Houston, Bobbi Kristina's grandmother.  He recently shared something on Facebook that supports the idea that she could be taken off life support:

 "Last thing she told me was 'Get Ready Cousin'! Get ready for a beautiful future we was working toward. Something in my spirit is confirming my lil cousin is in position for a blessing. To everyone who is in need of change, know this is your moment! Its not over Bobbi Kris, its almost time to share your testimony! #GetReadyBK."

Jerod was very vocal against Cissy a few days ago, and Cissy has stated that she hoped for the best with Bobbi Kristina, but wasn't certain what to expect.  Jerod implied that Cissy had just given up on Bobbi Kristina, but the new hashtag of "Get Ready BK" could signal that he supports removing her from life support, to "get ready" for healing. 

Whatever the case, the Bobbi Kristina Brown condition is something at we will want to keep following as it could go either way. 

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