Brown, Houston Families Throwing Mud At Each Other Following Bobbi Kristina Brown's Death?
Leolah Brown has ratchet up the vitriol against Pat Houston, whom she blamed as indirectly responsible for Bobbi Kristina Brown's death after a report of a fake nurse caring for her at the hospice emerged.
In a Facebook rant on Nov. 6, Leolah Brown-who has been accusing Pat and Gary Houston of trying to take control of Bobbi Kristina Brown's $20 million estate-said that she wasn't surprised at all upon hearing that a fake nurse was hired to watch over her niece.
"Pat has also been a fake from day one! There is a connection between the two of these fake people. Trust! Whitney NEVER trusted Pat and Pat was NEVER Whitney's 'manager!' That was one of the first lies she told right after Whitney was killed!"
She continued to rant, "So, the question is; why did Pat lie about that? And what is her motive for doing so? Could it be to gain ALL of Whitney's estate? Trust me she's going for it! Pat's name is NOT on any paper work or documents of any kind with Whitney's signature present.|
Leolah Brown then vowed that she won't stop until Pat Houston's true intentions with regards to Whitney Houston's $20 million estate following Bobbi Kristina Browns' death.
Kerlesia Livingston-Givens commented on the post, "The fake nurse probably is the one who took that pic of Princess Bobbi in the hospital!!! Leolah will get them all!!! Period!! Stay on your course because evil will present itself sooner or later, and you will prevail!!!"
Leolah Brown seems to be overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for her reported cause that on Nov. 14 she wrote, "A Really Big Huge Shout Out To All My Dear FB Friends! Thank You For Being There For Bobbi Girl, Whitney & myself, In This Mission Of Justice! My BFF's Forever!!! Smuah!"
For her part, Pat Houston claimed that all she wanted was to help her niece, Bobbi Kristina Brown, and they were really planning to do an intervention prior to her death.
"When we really found out that Krissy was in trouble, we were really making plans to do something about it," she told Entertainment Tonight Entertainment Tonight. "But it came too late."
