'Still not a great deal of hope': Cissy Houston breaks silence to reveal comatose Bobbi Kristina's condition STILL unchanged after transfer to rehab facility

  • Whitney Houston's 81-year-old mother sat for a radio interview in New York Wednesday to reveal little has changed 
  • Bobbi Kristina was moved from Emory University in Atlanta to a rehabilitation facility March 20
  • The 21-year-old has been in a coma since January 31, when she was found unresponsive in a bathtub at her Georgia home  

Cissy Houston has broken her silence on the condition of her comatose granddaughter Bobbi Kristina to reveal the 21-year-old is not showing any signs of improvement.

Despite having been transferred last week to a Georgia rehabilitation facility, Whitney Houston's 81-year-old mother told New York's WBLS radio that little has changed in Bobbi Kristina's condition.

'She's the same,' Cissy said. 'We've moved her to a place for rehabilitation. And you know, still not a great deal of hope.'

Not much hope: Cissy Houston has broken her silence on the condition of her comatose granddaughter Bobbi Kristina to reveal the 21-year-old is not showing any signs of improvement

Not much hope: Cissy Houston has broken her silence on the condition of her comatose granddaughter Bobbi Kristina to reveal the 21-year-old is not showing any signs of improvement

'She's the same,' Cissy said. 'We've moved her to a place for rehabilitation. And you know, still not a great deal of hope.'

'She's the same,' Cissy said. 'We've moved her to a place for rehabilitation. And you know, still not a great deal of hope.'

Moved: Brown, the daughter of late pop singer Whitney Houston, was moved to a rehabilitation facility from a Georgia hospital almost two months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub

Moved: Brown, the daughter of late pop singer Whitney Houston, was moved to a rehabilitation facility from a Georgia hospital almost two months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub

'The family had for weeks stayed mostly mum about Bobbi's condition Houston also took the time to thank fans who'd been praying for Bobbi since she was found unresponsive in a bathtub of her Georgia home January 31.

'I feel every bit of it,' she said. 'I truly do.'

Houston said: 'I'm asking everybody: "Just pray to the Lord who we know CAN do something about it."'

Brown, the daughter of late pop singer Whitney Houston, was moved to a rehabilitation facility from a Georgia hospital almost two months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub, NBC News reported on last week. 

Family members, including Bobby's son Landon and Whitney's sister-in-law Pat Houston, lent their support during the transfer, with Pat seen carrying items including stuffed toys and books.

Doctors at Emory attempted to slowly remove life support to see if Bobbi responded but unfortunately it was to no avail and sources have confirmed she is in the same non-responsive state she's been in for weeks.

The new facility is said to be better for long-term care.

Bobby reportedly remains confident that his daughter can come out of the coma even though doctors have told the family to prepare for the worst. 

Bobbi was taken to North Fulton Hospital in Roswell, Georgia after being resuscitated on January 31 and was later transferred to Emory Hospital where she had been until this week.

Meanwhile, according to Radar Online, R&B star Bobby 'wants god to make the decision' of whether to take his daughter off life support and is 'devastated' that he is going to have to make this decision about his child.

Bobbi's singing sensation mother, Whitney Houston, died three years ago when she accidentally drowned in a hotel bathtub in Los Angeles.

 

 

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