Bobby Brown was pictured arriving at the hospice where his daughter Bobbi Kristinais now being cared for.
The R&B singer, was wearing a white baseball cap as he was driven to the facility in Atlanta on Thursday afternoon.
Relatives of the 22-year-old were seen arriving at the hospice since this morning.
Pat Houston, who managed the late Whitney Houston, was arrived at the hospice centre in Georgia, where Bobbi Kristina was recently moved as her condition continues to worsen.
Pat, who shielded her eyes with sunglasses, headed straight into the doors of the hospice on Wednesday and was followed by her husband Gary, who was married to the I Will Always Love You singer.
Gary, who wore a short-sleeve yellow polo shirt, carried a paper bag as he made his way to his niece’s bedside.
She’s currently being cared for at Peachtress Christian Hospice, who now have security stationed on the door that ushered Pat into the premises.
“The family is in serious shock,” a source told Entertainment Tonight.
“They really thought something could be done to help her.”
An insider told ET that despite past differences, they are working together for the sake of Bobbi Kristina.
“It is no secret that Bobby does not get along with Whitney’s family. There’s a lot of deep animosity on both sides,” one insider reportedly said.
“But both Bobby and the Houstons have made the conscious decision that they love Krissy more than they dislike each other. They are truly working together right now and there is no discourse. They are on one accord.”
Yesterday, it was confirmed that Bobbi Kristina was moved to a hospice care facility as her condition continues to deteriorate.
Five months after the daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown was first hospitalised on January 31, it has now been confirmed that she has been moved from rehab centre to a hospice facility.
“Despite the great medical care at numerous facilities, Bobbi Kristina Brown’s condition has continued to deteriorate,” Bobbi Kristina’s aunt said on Wednesday.
“As of today, she has been moved into hospice care. We thank everyone for their support and prayers. She is in God’s hands now.”
Bobbi Kristina was found unresponsive in her bathtub at her home in Georgia in January, and has since remained under medical supervision, having been moved from critical care to later an undisclosed rehab centre in March.
