Even after Bobbi Kristina Brown's death earlier this week, the family drama that has surrounded her situation since she was found unconscious back in late January continues, as it seems like the two sides of her family, Whitney Houston's and Bobby Brown's, continue to feud about the way things are being handled for her funeral arrangements.

The months leading up to Bobbi Kristina Brown's death have been severely traumatizing for members of both sides of her family, with estranged people having gossiped all the way through her induced coma about not only her condition but even conspiracy theories; now, rumor has it her father, Bobby, is concerned the Houstons might actually take photos of his daughter's body and sell them to the press.

According to The Daily Mail, as a hearse left the young heiress' body at an Atlanta church ahead of the funeral, concern continues after Bobbi Kristina Brown's death, an old fear has popped its ugly head once more: after someone (reportedly one of the Houstons) reportedly sold photos of Whitney's body after her untimely death in 2012, Bobby and his family are concerned the same thing could happen to Bobbi Kristina.

It also seems like another famous family member is furious over the way Bobbi Kristina Brown's death is being handled, as Whitney's cousin and "I Say A Little Prayer" singer Dionne Warwick can't stand that Pat Houston (Whitney's sister-in-law, who manages her estate) is making all the funeral decisions, leaving Bobby out.

Also, following Bobbi Kristina Brown's death, People Magazine reports that Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina's partner and reported husband at the time of her death, currently being sued over mistreating the heiress, is now being remembered fondly by one of their neighbors, who said they were both "very lovey-dovey" and had a "passionate relationship."

Entertainment Tonight Online reports that, following Bobbi Kristina Brown's death, her funeral will be a private ceremony with only close friends and family present, at St. James United Methodist Church in Alpharetta, about an hour and a half from Atlanta.