News regarding Bobbi Kristina Brown's condition have been filling up headlines and recently, the Brown family has finally settled on who can visit the 22-year-old in the hospice care facility, according to reports.
After knowing that a member of the Brown family was the one responsible for Bobbi Kristina's leaked photo, showing the young singer's pitiable condition as she lies on her death bed, the Houston family banned some family members from visiting Kristina in her hospice room.
Reports say that the security team of the singer found pieces of evidence pointing to one member of the Brown family, claiming that the person was the one who sold Kristina's photo to media outlets without consent.
The person, who was yet to be named, is reportedly spreading the photo on social media and news outlets for $100,000. The decision to ban Brown's family was made by the guardians of Bobbi Kristina's estate, including the father, Bobby Brown, who is exempted from the ban.
As for now, the security around Bobbi Kristina's hospice room has increased. A source told Radar that "no one is allowed to bring any cameras or cell phones into her room."
The source added, "All anyone wants to do is protect Krissy. She deserves her privacy at this time and who knows what any of the family members would do. There have been so many struggles that they're not taking any chances with her being exploited in this state."
Bobby Brown has talked about his daughter's photo leak and said he's looking to get justice.
The families are also getting ready for Bobbi Kristina' goodbye, and in fact, they are reportedly making plans for the singer's funeral.
Bobbi Kristina Brown has been under a hospice care since June 24 after her condition has continued to deteriorate. The dying singer has been in a coma since January after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub in her Georgia home.
