Bobby Brown Opens Up About Grieving His Kids Bobbi Kristina & Bobby Jr.: ‘It Doesn’t Stop’

Bobby Brown Opens Up About Grieving His Kids Bobbi Kristina & Bobby Jr.: ‘It Doesn’t Stop’
Bobby Brown is still working through the grief of losing his children, Bobbi Kristina and Bobby Brown Jr.
Appearing on The Jennifer Hudson Show, the singer opened up about leaning on prayer, therapy, and his family to cope. “Lots of prayer, first and foremost… I accepted going to a therapist and really working out all of the issues that I had within me,” he shared.
He credited his wife, Alicia Etheredge Brown, and their children for helping him stay grounded:
“Family… being there for me when I was down and when I wasn’t feeling right and when times get hard. They’re still there because it doesn’t stop… It’s gonna be with you forever, but it’s about dealing with it.”
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If you recall, Bobbi Kristina and Bobby Jr. tragically passed away due to drug-related causes.
Later in the show, Bobby also reflected on his late ex-wife, Whitney Houston, saying he still misses her:
“She taught me a lot… she is definitely loved and missed in my heart.”
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