Bobbi Kristina Brown is still fighting for her life at an Atlanta hospital, and she has been since she was found face-down and unconscious in a bathtub full of water at her home.
While Bobbi Kristina Brown remains in a medically-induced coma, it seemed her family was getting bored enough to attempt to create a reality show based around her tragedy.
TMZ reported that Bobby Brown’s two sisters, his brother, and their kids had begun filming a reality show about their lives, part of which included the story of Bobbi Kristina Brown.
Bobby Brown’s family are no strangers to media and storytelling. One of Bobby Brown’s sisters, Leolah, is the one who went on the record blaming Ray J for Whitney Houston’s death.
His other sister, Tina, once claimed that she did crack with Whitney Houston and is the one who reportedly assaulted her son with a glass bottle outside a hotel soon after the family gathered around Bobbi Kristina Brown.
The report stated that Bobbi Kristina Brown’s family hasn’t done any filming inside the hospital, but family members have been filming updates when they leave the hospital.
However, Bobby Brown’s lawyer, Christopher Brown, says that this report from TMZ is not true at all.
He said, “Yet again, TMZ has chosen to engage in false news reporting. There is no Brown family reality show that is in production which chronicles Bobby Brown, Bobbi Kristina or the medical emergency she presently faces at Emory Hospital.”
He continued, “These reports are irresponsible and Warner Brothers as the owner of TMZ, should be ashamed to publish such nonsense, particularly one day before Bobbi Kristina’s birthday. Bobbi Kristina and Bobby Brown are dealing with enough right now. The fact that TMZ/Warner Brothers has decided to inject negativity into their lives at this critical time is plain insanity.”
That sounds like a pretty clear no.
What do you think? Do you think Brown’s family would stoop low enough to film a reality show while Bobbi Kristina Brown lies in a hospital bed fighting for her life?
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