Bobbi Kristina Brown's family, led by dad Bobby Brown, has requested fans and supporters to hold a candlelight prayer vigil for her on Monday night.
The event, which was called "Shining a Light for Bobbi Kristina Brown," was held at the Riverdale Town Center amphitheater in Atlanta, Georgia.
In a recent interview with E! News, Bobbi's cousin, Shanye Brown, confirmed the gathering and said that a vigil will be held for Bobbi to get better.
Event organizer Corey Punzi revealed that Bobbi's father, Bobby Brown, was the first artist to have ever performed at the amphitheater, according to Syracuse.
Participants who attended the get-together were asked to bring candles, flash lights and several other artificial light sources that they used. Signs of prayer, healing and other words of encouragement were also requested by Bobbi's family members.
Attendees were also asked to sing gospel hymns and praise songs led by Riverdale Mayor Evelyn Wynn-Dixon.
Bobbi, 21, was found face down and lifeless inside her bathtub on Jan. 31. After her friend, Max Lomas, allegedly made a call to 911, the daughter of the late Whitney Houston was immediately brought to a hospital, Chron noted.
It was later on revealed that Bobbi was placed on a ventilator and a medically induced coma. As of late, she remains at the Emory University Hospital and is still on life support.
Meanwhile, Shanye also confirmed that the Brown family have already set aside their differences and are now focused on Bobbi's speedy recovery.
Last week, police reports revealed that Shanye was allegedly struck in the head with a bottle by Bobbi's sister Tina.
However, he clarified that all the misunderstandings that occurred within the Brown family have already been resolved. He also reiterated that at the moment, every family member's attention and focus should be directed at Bobbi.
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