Bobbi Kristina Brown Update: Boyfriend Nick Gordon Reportedly 'Really Wants To See Bobbi'

Nick Gordon is reportedly still struggling to meet his girlfriend Bobbi Kristina Brown. It has been reported that since coming out of a rehab Nick has been looking forward to meet Bobbi.

"Rehab was a success for Nick. He did very well and cleaned himself up. Now, he just really wants to see Bobbi Kristina," a source revealed to People. It has also been revealed that it is not easy for Nick to stay away from Bobbi who was hospitalised earlier this year after she was found facedown in a bathtub. Since then there has been no recovery in the health of Late Whitney Houston’s daughter. In February, Brown was moved to Emroy University hospital and remained on ventilator.

In March, Bobbi’s grandmother had revealed that Bobbi is no longer in coma but she remains unresponsive, reports Eonline. Bobbi reportedly has “global and irreversible brain damage.” Moreover, according to the website, Nick is reportedly getting “third hand information” about Bobbi and he wants to see her in person

Nick is said to be not on good terms with Bobbi’s family. Last year, the family has also filed for restraining order against Nick. Moreover, the People had earlier reported that Nick was banned to meet Bobbi at the hospital. However, Nick’s lawyer has revealed that former will not take any legal action in order to meet Bobbi as he is just worried about Bobbi’s health and wants her to recover fast.

Meanwhile, to showcase his love for Bobbi, Nick has also got a tattoo of Bobbi’s name on his hand. Last month he had posted the photo of his tattoo on the Facebook account. It should be known that Nick was the one who found Bobbi in the unconscious state in her Georgia home. Reportedly, he began CPR before Bobbi was rushed to the hospital. Bobbi is a reality television personality and a singer. After the death of her mother Whitney she became the only heiress of her mother’s estate. Bobbi’s family is said to be praying for her early recovery.

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