So Sad: After Death Of His Son, Bobby Brown Painfully Speaks Out
In case you didn’t know, on November 19, 2020, Bobby Brown (51) lost his son, Bobby Brown Jr. (28). As of right now, the late member of New Edition has been able to publicly express himself and give his followers a sincere message.
Please keep my family in your prayers right now, Bobby pleaded in a statement to US Weekly to fans. My family has been c’rushed by losing my son at this stage of our lives. Pain cannot be expressed in language. Little is known about his son’s demise.
Bobby Jr. was discovered de’ad in his house in Los Angeles, California. Family members reportedly informed TMZ that Bobby Jr. had flu-like symptoms in the days before he passed away. He did not, according to a family-related source, have COVID.
Neither d’rugs nor evidence of foul play were discovered at the residence where Bobby Jr. was found, according to law enforcement. The family has additionally consented to allow law enforcement to conduct an investigation into the incident,
which will also involve a toxicology test. Bobby Brown claims that the loss of his kid so suddenly has “devastated” the family and that their suffering beyond all words. After his brother’s passing, Bobby Jr.’s (Bobby’s other kid) sibling,
Landon, shared a touching note along with the accompanying photo, which he has since made private.
Bobby Brown Jr.’s brother, Landon Brown, to Bobby Brown: King, I will always love you. Bobby Jr.’s girlfriend, Anna, also shared her sorrow at his passing online.
Although the heavens gained an angel, I misplaced my soul partner. In his capacity as a budding musician, Bobby Brown Jr. had such a bright future. It breaks my heart so much. One person can only withstand so much suffering.
Bobby has so far shown himself to be a very strong individual in the wake of the tragic deaths of his daughter Bobbi Kristina in 2015, his mother Carole Brown in 2011, his father Herbert Brown and ex-wife Whitney Houston in 2012, and now his adored son Bobby Jr. We are at this time sending our thoughts and prayers to Bobby Brown, Kim Ward (the mother of Bobby Jr.), and their families.
