Bobbi Kristina Brown never got to choose her fame; it just happened to her. The daughter of two superstars, Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, notoriety was her birthright. Being on display was her lifestyle. That was never more clear than when she was on her deathbed.

Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of the late Whitney Houston and singer Bobby Brown, died at a hospice center in Atlanta on Sunday, E! News reports. She was 22.

On Wednesday, Bobbi Kristina Brown’s court-appointed representative Bedelia Hargrove filed a $10 million lawsuit against Brown’s boyfriend Nick Gordon, accusing him of violent physical abuse that resulted in “loss of teeth, pain and suffering, and trauma that has required medical treatment.”

After almost five months in the hospital, Bobbi Kristina Brown was transferred into hospice care on Wednesday, the Associated Press reports.

Bobby Brown told the audience at a concert in Grand Prairie, Texas this weekend that his daughter with the late Whitney Houston is “awake” nearly three months after she was placed into a coma.

Soon after Bobbi Kristina Brown was rushed to the hospital this past Saturday after being found unconscious in her Georgia home, the man she has been calling her husband, Nick Gordon, allegedly got into a fight with cops at her beside, Radar reports. Gordon has since been banned from visiting her hospital room.

Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, is reportedly suspected by police to have overdosed on drugs before she was found facedown and unconscious this past Saturday in the bathtub of her Georgia home. Police did not find drugs in their initial search, but family sources now tell TMZ that in a second, more thorough inspection of the home, cops did.

Bobbi Kristina Brown, the daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown who has been in a medically induced coma since being found unresponsive in a bathtub on Saturday, is "fighting for her life," her family said today in a newly released statement.

Enthusiastic storyteller Lindsay Lohan told an interviewer this weekend that while she was doing 12-hour shifts in a morgue as court-ordered punishment for drunk driving, she handled Whitney Houston's dead body. The work was, as she recalls, "F'd up and inappropriate."