The former boyfriend said she had been depressed for losing her babies and that they got into an argument that night.
- Apr 28, 2016
AceShowbiz - Bobbi Kristina Brown's ex Nick Gordon revealed shocking details about her life before she unexpectedly died in July last year. He said the daughter of late singer Whitney Houston suffered two miscarriages which may have contributed to her depression.
"We had a couple of miscarriages," Gordon told Mail Online. "We would have loved to have a kid but we weren't planning on it yet and she was just such a young fragile person it took a toll on her." He discovered her unconscious in her apartment bathtub last January and rushed her to hospital where she was placed in a medically induced coma until she passed away on July 26.
Gordon still couldn't get over the death, saying he should have gotten her the help she needed. He said, "I feel like I failed her. She didn't make it. I wish she got help." He also recalled the hours leading to the tragic night, saying he had been out with some friends and Brown thought he was spending time with other women.
Gordon went home to a "messed up" Brown. "I saw a couple of bottles of wine," he said. "I thought she had just been drinking, maybe smoked a little. She was upset, we got into a little argument and then we made up and went upstairs and lay on the bed for about 45 minutes and did what adults do."
The next few hours were blurry for Gordon but he remembered Brown not answering the door when a cable guy and one of his friends came. That's when he went to look for her and saw a horrifying scene. "I ran to my room and then I saw my girl on the floor," he recalled. "It was so traumatizing. I dropped to my knees and kept giving her chest compressions and blowing into her mouth."
Gordon said she coughed up some water but never regained her consciousness. "I thought she was going to come round but that never happened," he said. The autopsy result released last month determined that Brown died from a combination of drugs and drowning. A toxicology report found "marijuana, alcohol (ethanol), benzoylecgonine (a cocaine-related substance), benzodiazepines (medications used for sedation or to treat anxiety), and morphine" in her system at time of death.
