Bobbi Kristina Brown's Tragedy Being Turned into a Reality TV Show?

As Bobbi Kristina Brown, 20, remains on life-support after a medically-induced coma at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia, some of her family members are planning to share their grief with TV audiences according to People. As gathered by the celebrity news site, some of her her relatives on her father Bobby Brown's side are in the earliest stages of shooting a reality show. These relatives are reportedly working with a production company to shoot some footage for a pilot episode.

TMZ further reports that two of Bobby's sisters, his brother and their kids are shooting the show about their lives, and part of it will chronicle Bobbi Kristina fighting for her life.

Bobby Brown himself is disputing the report. His attorney, Christopher Brown, in a statement to the media [via The Wrap], he said: "Yet again, TMZ has chosen to engage in false news reporting. There is no Brown family reality show that is in production which chronicles Bobby Brown, Bobbi Kristina or the medical emergency she presently faces at Emory Hospital. These reports are irresponsible and Warner Brothers as the owner of TMZ, should be ashamed to publish such nonsense, particularly one day before Bobbi Kristina's birthday. Bobbi Kristina and Bobby Brown are dealing with enough right now. The fact that TMZ/Warner Brothers has decided to inject negativity into their lives at this critical time is plain insanity."

In a separate statement, Bobby Brown said: "We continue to request privacy in regards to my daughter's medical condition. We thank everyone that supports Bobbi Kristina and God is hearing our prayers."

On January 31, Bobbi Kristina was taken to the hospital after her friend Max Lomas and her live-in partner Nick Gordon discovered her face-down in her bathtub. When responding paramedics arrived at the scene, Gordon was seen performing CPR on Bobbi. Previously cited as a medical incident, Police Chief Rusty Grant later said in an email to CNN: "I can confirm that we have a criminal investigation ongoing." Later, the police department issued a press statement that reads: "The incident has always been under criminal investigation and has not been reclassified as a criminal investigation. This remains an active investigation."