Bobby Brown Wedding Day Photos Missing Bobbi Kristina

UPDATE-Bobby Brown‘s wedding day photos in Hawaii show a happy blended family minus his only daughter from his first marriage Bobbi Kristina. The 19-year old decided to remain in New York City where she was photographed shooting scenes for her upcoming Lifetime reality TV show, ‘The Houston Family Chronicles.’ Bobbi was filmed sitting down with her boyfriend Nick Gordon and later the duo were joined by Patricia Houston for a shopping trip on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue.

Bobby Brown on the other hand appeared to be in heaven with his new wife Alicia Etheridge, children from a previous relationship Bobby Jr., Landon and his daughter LaPrincia and his son Cassius with Alicia. He tweeted a picture with some gorgeous flower girls, his son with Alicia, Cassius and of course the bride and groom.

Bobby once said of his now wife,

‘I got my passion back for music and for loving myself because of her … At times when it gets really hard, she’s right there, you know, to hold me and tell me, “Look at where you came from and look at where you are right now.” I’m just so grateful to her.’

Too bad Bobbi Kristina found other things to do.

Updated: See more photos of Bobby Brown’s wedding below:

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