Bobbi Kristina's mocked-up photos were reportedly published by a U.S. magazine. The photos were apparently made by National Enquirer using a Bobbi Kristina look-alike model.
The publication was put under fire after they made the mocked-up photos as cover for the magazine. A girl who looks similar to Whitney Houston's 22-year-old daughter was photographed in a bed while an oxygen mask and tubes are attached to her.
National Enquirer made the cover after reports that Bobbi Kristina's death beds are being sold online to websites and magazines. A distant family member apparently took the photo during a visit to Bobbi in the hospice care.
National Enquirer was also the same publication that used a photo of Whitney Houston laying in a casket as a cover for the magazine. The magazine repeated the same antic this time with Bobbi Kristina and with the headline, "Whitney Daughter's Tragic End: Proof It Was Murder," Daily Star reports.
According to Mirror, National Enquirer was offered the same controversial photos of Bobbi Kristina in her hospice bed, but the publication declined. However, they decided to produce mocked-up photos instead.
Apart from the death bed photos, the magazine also recreated the scene when Bobbi Kristina was found on her bathtub faced down on January 31. There was also reportedly another mock-up picture of her with her tooth smacked down. In addition, there was also a mocked-up photo of Brown's boyfriend Nick Gordon pulling her hair on the stairs.
The real death bed photos of Bobbi Kristina continue to be unpublished. On Friday, July 3, Bobbi's aunt, Leolah Brown, expressed her anger on a lengthy emotional Facebook post about the said image.
"YOU will not do to my niece what YOU did to Whitney! ... You people are far more evil than the world could ever imagine."
