Bobbi Kristina Brown was Involved in a Car Crash Days Before Her Hospitalization
As police are trying to unveil the mystery of why Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of iconic singer Whitney Houston and R&B crooner Bobby Brown, was unconscious in her bathtub, another piece of evidence surfaces. Apparently, Brown was involved in a car crash injuring two people a few days before her hospitalization.
Police in Roswell, Ga., say Bobbi Kristina Brown was driving a Jeep Liberty on Jan. 27 when she lost control, crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with another vehicle. A passenger in the Jeep and the other car's driver were taken to the hospital. Four days later, on Jan. 31, Brown was found unresponsive in her bathtub, and her family said she's been "fighting for her life."
How this accident is related to Brown's hospitalization remains uncertain.
Moreover, this was not the first time Brown was unconscious. In July of 2013, Brown's boyfriend, Nick Gordon, called police saying she had fallen and was unresponsive. The officer wrote that she was disoriented and went to the hospital.
February 11 also marked the third anniversary of the death of Brown's mother, Whitney Houston.
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