Bobbi Kristina Brown is making headlines yet again despite the fact that she's already been laid to rest. New reports emerged revealing that a death photo of Bobby Brown and the late Whitney Houston's daughter was sold to a tabloid for a hefty sum of money.
MSN Entertainment has learned that Bobbi Kristina's death photo was sold for $100,000 to a still unidentified tabloid. Once the photo gets released, it is expected to bring in a lot of attention to the publication that bought it.
Sources say the snap was taken on Friday at Krissi's viewing at Saint James United Methodist Church in Alpharetta, Georgia prior to her burial. The shot was said to show Bobbi Kristina in her coffin.
After the news about the death photo broke out, Krissi's family started to blame each other since the snap was an unauthorized one. The same is true for the pic of Bobbi Kristina that was taken while she was still at an Atlanta-based hospice center. In the latter case however, the snap was taken by an extended family member, who allegedly tried to sell it for $100,000.
It can be noted that a similar incident also happened in the wake of Whitney Houston's passing in 2012. At the time, the National Enquirer obtained a snap of the late diva in her open casket. Given this incident, many are claiming that history is repeating itself for the Browns and the Houstons.
The 22-year-old daughter of Bobby Brown was pronounced dead on July 26 at a hospice facility, about six months since she was found unresponsive in a bathtub in a home she shared with lover Nick Gordon.
In 2012, her mother was found dead in a bathtub on the eve of a Grammy Awards ceremony, as per the BBC.
On Monday, as Bobbi Kristina Brown was put to rest, several family members and friends gathered at the Fairview Cemetery for a private burial ceremony.
Krissi was buried next to her mother while well-wishers flocked outside of the cemetery and waved photos of the young singer-actress.
Bobbi Kristina Brown is the only child of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston who were married for 15 years before they officially split in 2007, according to Yahoo! News.
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