Bobby Brown blames Nick Gordon for Whitney Houston and Bobbi Kristina's deaths - Yahoo Entertainment

Bobby Brown opened up about the string of tragedies he's experienced — the deaths of son Bobby Brown Jr., daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown and ex-wife Whitney Houston — as well as his addiction on Wednesday's Red Table Talk.

The 52-year-old singer said he "definitely" believes Nick Gordon was responsible for the deaths of Houston and Bobbi Kristina, who died amid eerily similar circumstances in 2012 and 2015, respectively.

He thinks Gordon, who was found liable for Bobbi Kristina's death, supplied mother and daughter with drugs, noting he was with each woman when they drowned.

The New Edition frontman said there was "definitely" foul play related to Bobbi K.'s death and thinks Gordon "definitely" drugged her.

"He was the only one there with both situations — with my ex-wife and with my daughter — and they both died the same way," Bobby said.

He said Bobbi, who died at age 22, was in an abusive relationship and dealing with drug addiction at the time of her death — and was generally in a bad place feeling lost without her mother.

One of Bobbi and Gordon's roommates at their Atlanta home testified in Gordon's trial that Gordon kicked Bobbi days before she died, knocking out one of her teeth.

He said his daughter didn't confide in him about abuse, but he thinks she may have.

Bobby also spoke about the death of son Bobby Brown Jr., who died in November at age 28.

His marriage to Houston, from 1992 to 2007, mirrored that in a pattern of generational abuse.

He said his long history with drugs and alcohol abuse led Bobby Jr., whose mom was Bobby's ex-girlfriend Kim Ward, to feel like he "could test" substances," admitting, "I feel guilty about that." Ditto Bobbi, who he said "saw first-hand things that were wrong" as he and Houston famously battled their dependencies.

He also spoke about his volatile marriage to Houston, acknowledging there was alcohol and substance abuse, which he said resulted in verbal abuse.  .

Houston's brother Michael has said he did, and Bobby first saw Houston use cocaine on their wedding day.

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Providing we are seeing these display panels from the front, the selfie camera appears to have shifted from the right side of the earpiece speaker over to the left side of the notch

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