Bobbi Kristina Brown's aunt denies claims of her going home to "die peacefully".

Bobbi Kristina Brown’s aunt Leolah has denied claims that her niece is being taken back to her home to ‘die peacefully’.
It was previously reported that her aunt and uncle, Pat and Gary, had been preparing her Georgian townhouse for the 22-year-old’s arrival, with sources claiming that’s where she would spend her final days.

However, Leolah has now taken to Facebook to slam the claims, taking a dig at Pat and adding that her niece is 'continuing to improve’.
In an angry rant, she wrote: “KNOW FOR CERTAINT THAT:
"BOBBI KRISTINA BROWN IS "NOT” ON LIFE SUPPORT ANYMORE AND SHE HAS SINCE THE BEGINNING AND AND IS CONTINUING TODAY TO IMPROVE. AND WE WILL NEVER GIVE UP ON HER! HELL NO! NOT ONE BROWN!

“FURTHERMORE, PAT HOUSTON IS NOT ALLOWED NO WHERE NEAR BOBBI KRISTINA, "PER BOBBI KRISTINA’S REQUEST”. [sic]“
She continued on to say that Bobbi Kristina’s father Bobby had gotten his daughter "the best care possible” and that she “is indeed continuing to improve in-spite of the LIES being told.”
Leolah also said the Browns are “continuing to pray to God for her recovery.”

Earlier this week, it was claimed that four months after Bobbi Kristina was found unconscious in a bathtub, she could return home to spend her final days in the home where she was found.
The plans (which did not initially mention anything about her 'final days’) were first reported by RadarOnline on May 11, with a source close to the family revealing: “They are planning to keep her in Georgia and possibly bring her back to the townhouse.
"That was her home and her mom’s home and if they can bring her back it would be great.

"If she’s alive, let her be home and surrounded by beautiful photos of her mum. It’s as good as it gets in such a bad situation.”
Bobby was reportedly against the move though, with a family source telling People: “Don’t believe any reports that Bobby is going to take her off life support.
“He’s never going to do that. I don’t think he’ll ever go there; if there’s a 2 percent chance, a 1 percent chance, a 0.1 percent chance, he will keep hope alive.”



Story by:Rachel Pilcher