Bobbi Kristina to die on mother Whitney Houston’s death day

Bobbi Kristina, the celebrity daughter of late Whitney Houston, the most awarded female act of all time, and American act Bobby Brown, is set to die on the third anniversary of her mother’s death.

Kristina, who has been in medically-induced coma since early February, is to be taken off life support on February 11.

Doctors say she needs a miracle to survive.

Coincidentally, Houston passed through a similar situation before bidding farewell to the world.

She was found unconscious in Suite 434 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel after being submerged in the bathtub. Doctors later certified her dead.

On January 31, Kristina was also found unconscious in her home bath tub face down and unresponsive.

She was immediately rushed to a Georgia hospital by Nick Gordon, her partner, and later moved to Emory University Hospital, where she has since been placed on life support.

Still in Coma, Kristina was visited by Hollywood giant, Tyler Perry, whose TV series, For Better For Worse, she had featured in a couple of times.

On Monday, family and fans held a candle light vigil for her at Riverdale town centre Amphitheatre in Georgia.

According to New York Post, the families of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston, who have been bickering over her funeral plans, came to an agreement on pulling the plug on her life.

“This is the only thing they can agree on — that she’s gone [brain-dead], and there’s nothing more than can be done for her,” a source told New York post.

Following her mother’s death in 2012, 21-year-old Kristina was willed Houston’s estate worth over $20 million.

The will stated that the estate would be released to her in three installments, 10 percent at age 21, 15 percent at age 25, and the remainder at age 30.

However, if she does not live up to age 30, the estate will be distributed in equal shares with Whitney’s parents, brothers (Gary and Michael) and Brown,Whitney’s ex-husband.