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Bobbi Kristina's cousin releases "Pray4BK" video

By Jennifer Brett
March 16, 2015

Bobbi Kristina Brown's cousin Jerod Brown has released a commemorative video that he made in her honor.

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Her aunt Leolah Brown, who has been very vocal about her misgivings about certain people involved in Bobbi Kristina's life, praised the project.

"Big Ups to my Nephew Jerod Brown for doing this song for my niece~ his cousin~Bobbi Kristina!!! Krissi is proud of you for this song," Leolah wrote. "All proceeds will be going to Martin Luther King Jr "Be A King" Foundation to assist women/men with mental health issues."

ExplorePreviously Jerod announced a commemorative T-shirt project.

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