Whitney Houston’s Family Stages An Intervention For Bobbi Kristina

According to Vibe Vixen, the family of the late Whitney Houston has held an intervention for her only child, Bobbi Kristina. We all have heard about Whitney and Bobby Brown‘s past with battling drug addiction. And ALLEGEDLY, Bobbi Kristina has reportedly been popping bottles and pills, as well as smoking weed, since the recent passing of her mother on February 11. An insider from the intervention stated,
“Everyone is worried sick about Krissy… Her Aunt Pat got a number of her friends and family to come to Atlanta and have a serious talk with her about her sobriety… There were lots of tears, but Bobbi Kristina didn’t listen.”
Although her family is trying their best to keep her off the same path as her parents, they fear that the intervention didn’t have any impact on Bobbi Kristina. The family has now turned to Whitney’s mentor, Clive Davis, for his help. After recently landing a role on Tyler Perry’s sitcom, For Better or For Worse, we hope that (if the rumors are true) BK can bounce back!
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