Whitney Houston's Daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown Released From Hospital

UPDATE-Whitney Houston‘s only child, 18-year old daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown was rushed to the hospital hours after her mother’s death. Bobbi Kristina was rushed to Cedars-Sinai hospital in Los Angeles according to new reports by TMZ.

As if the passing of her mother wasn’t heartbreaking enough,   Bobbi was denied entry to see her mother’s body at the Beverly Hilton Hotel on Saturday evening. Reportedly both Bobbi and Dionne Warwick, Whitney’s cousin, were denied entry on separate occasions by police. Whitney’s daughter understandably unleashed a verbal tirade against police officers and was later “hysterical, exhausted and inconsolable.”

No more details are available on her hospitalization. We pray Bobbi Kristina will survive the shocking death of her mother Whitney Houston. So sad….

UPDATE: According to CNN Bobbi’s hospitalization was a “non-life threatening medical transfer.”

2nd UPDATE – Beverly Hills Police told ABC News that Bobbi Kristina was suffering from anxiety when she was transported to the hospital from the Beverly Hilton Hotel at 10:26am PT. At the hospital she was “awake and alert.” Reportedly Bobbi Kristina Brown was “treated for stress and anxiety.” She’s since been released. Bobby Brown has also left his concert tour with New Edition to be with his daughter in Los Angeles.

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