Bobbi Kristina Brown's Deathbed Picture Published By National Enquirer, Whitney Houston Casket Photo Reprinted

Nothing is sacred for the National Enquirer. The same tabloid that published a photo of pop legend Whitney Houston's body at her wake also claims to have published a photo of her daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, just days before she died.

Bobbi Kristina, 22, is supposedly pictured at the Peachtree Christian Hospice in Duluth, Georgia. If the picture is authentic, she can be seen comatose, covered with blankets and breathing with the help of a ventilator.

The cover has sensational lines like, “Whitney’s Daughter: The Last Photo!” Another says, “Inside the tragic deathbed scene before Bobbi Kristina was reunited with her mother.” After that line is where the National Inquirer added an image of Houston in a casket.

The publication also claims to have “more chilling images inside.” An image of Bobbi Kristina in her casket was also apparently taken and sold for $100,000, according to TMZ. The hospice picture also reportedly sold for the same price.

Family members like her aunt, Leolah Brown, and cousin, Jerod Brown, have not responded to the National Enquirer story. In the past, they have been vocal about Bobbi Kristina’s hospitalization.

It’s unknown who took to the shocking photo, but the Brown and Houston families have blamed each other. But the Browns are more fervent with their accusations against the Houstons.

“Please know that, that picture that was taken of my niece, Bobbi Kristina was taken when NO other Brown was around her. My brothers KNOW this and we have already determined who we are sure it WAS NOT! And believe me-IT WAS NOT A BROWN!” Aunt Leolah wrote on Facebook July 3.

She added: 'Meanwhile Bobbi Kristina is not comfortable with NOT ONE HOUSTON coming up there to see her! Yes, I said it because it's the DAM TRUTH! FURTHERMORE, BOBBI KRISS DOES NOT WANT PAT GARLAND [Houston] NOWHERE NEAR HER!!!'

Bobbi Kristina was hospitalized for nearly six months after she was found unconscious and facedown in a bathtub in her Roswell, Georgia home, on Jan. 31. She was buried Monday, which was more than a week after her July 26 death, near her late mother in Westfield, New Jersey.

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