Bobbi Kristina Drugs: Whitney Houston’s Daughter Consumed Crack And Heroin Before Death, Says Brown’s Roommate

Three years after Whitney Houston's death from drug-related drowning in a bathtub at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles, her only daughter with fellow star Bobby Brown, Bobbi Kristina, was found unresponsive in her own bathtub and was in a coma for six months, ultimately dying in one of the most talked-about news of 2015 - and now, it seems there may have been Bobbi Kristina drugs related to her death.

For the months when Brown was unconscious in Georgia, many people stepped forward to talk about her life before this incident, and Bobbi Kristina's drugs use had been discussed in the past - but now that her roommate has stepped out to speak about the situation, this might be the first time someone really close to the heiress confirms this.

According to The Washington Post, Danyela D. Bradley, a friend and roommate of Cissy Houston's granddaughter, spoke to Georgia authorities recently regarding a civil lawsuit involving the deceased heiress, and her deposition recounts Bobbi Kristina's drugs use.

"She smoked marijuana, she probably smoked crack often, and also did heroin," said Bradley about Bobbi Kristina's drugs use in documents obtained by Radar Online, then saying her friend smoked crack "like once or twice every two weeks" and did heroin "very, very few times" when she was around.

This would draw the similarities between the deaths of Whitney and Bobbi Kristina even further, as traces of cocaine and cannabis were found on the body of the "I Will Always Love You" singer at the time of her autopsy.

According to Mercury News, Bradley's testimony on Bobbi Kristina's drugs use could have a direct result on a pending wrongful death suit that the reality star's conservators filed against Nick Gordon, her longtime partner, as he's been accused of giving his girlfriend "a toxic cocktail" that resulted in her unconsciousness.

Surviving members of the star's family haven't commented on the latest Bobbi Kristina drugs claims.

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