Bobbi Kristina Brown condition's has gotten worse, and with it came various revelations about her real situation before she was found unconscious earlier in the year. Bobbi's close friend, Alex Reid, released her statements to E! News, and without hesitation, she brought up everything she knew about what led Brown to her present condition.
After being transferred to hospice care, it was said that Whitney Houston's daughter will soon join her mother and final preparations are already being made by her loved ones. However, the truth will reportedly set her free after the tell-all E! News interview of Reid. Brown's confidante bared everything she knows about Brown's troubled relationship with her boyfriend, Nick Gordon. She told the site that three weeks before Brown was found unconscious in her bathtub on January 31, Brown actually called her crying, and she sounded so terrified.
"She was sobbing. Nick had hit her and she was scared," said Alex, as she remembered her conversation with Krissi (Brown). "She was very upset. She didn't know what to do. It was as if she didn't have anyone else to turn to. It was heartbreaking."
In the long interview, Reid revealed the supposed events that led to her friend's devastating condition. Reid reportedly revealed a lot of things that were unknown to people, even Brown's own family. At the height of Brown's condition leading to her finals days, Reid's words could shed some light to her friend and her family.
"Pretty soon after we met she started telling me about the times [Nick Gordon] had been physically abusive and it just kept escalating. It just kept getting worse and worse. ... He was known to choke her. Throw her on the walls, punch her in the jaw. Just unbelievable stuff," she said, as reported by Fish Wrapper.
In the long conversation with E! News reporter Giuliana Rancic, Reid also mentioned how often Bobbi called her to confide what Nick had been doing to her. She revealed Brown became dependent on Gordon and became distant with her mother's family. However, things became wary when he controlled everything, from the financial estate that she's about to inherit to her credit cards.
E! News' full interview with Reid will be aired on Wednesday, 7 p.m. and 11 p.m.
