After the sudden death of Whitney Houston eight years ago, her husband's daughter and step-son also passed away.
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The British Mirror page on the morning of November 19 shared shocking information with fans when he said that the late diva family Whitney Houston received sad news when her husband's stepson, Bobby Brown Jr. has passed away, the body was found in his own home, 28 years old. The continuous tragedy that happened to the family of vocalist I Will Always Love You dealt a mental pain to Bobby Brown - the former husband of the female singer. Mirror page also said that the cause of the death of Bobby Brown Jr. Still being investigated by the police, at the scene there is no sign of the murder.
Remember, in 2012, the news that Whitney Houston suddenly died of a heart attack while taking a bath made the world shocked. The root cause of her death was also due to long-term use of cocaine, causing arteries to harden.
However, three years later, the daughter of the deceased diva, Bobbi Kristina Brown, also passed away. Before that, Bobbi Kristina was found unconscious in a bath back in January 2015 and has been in a coma ever since. Bobbi was also taken to the hospice center, however she breathed her last on July 27, 2015.
Not stopping there, Whitney's adopted son, Nick Gordon, also passed away earlier this January, presumably due to drug shock. It is worth mentioning, Nick Gordon and Bobbi Kristina used to have a dating and engagement period, but when they were opposed by their family, both decided to cancel their marriage, and then in January 2014, Nick and Bobbi announced. I am husband and wife, although the lawyer later pointed out that the two have never registered their marriage. The moment Bobbi died, Nick Gordon was legally responsible for her death, the Houston family accused Nick gave Bobbi "a poison cocktail" and was the cause of Whitney's daughter falling into addiction. .
