Tears flow as friends and fans are shaken at candlelight prayer vigil

Tears and prayers flowed at a candlelight vigil held for Bobbi Kristina Brown on Monday night at the City of Riverdale, in Georgia.

Its been revealed that Bobbi Kristina, the 21-year-old daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown who clings to life at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta may be pulled off the plug today, February 11th, same day that Whitney died in 2012.

Speaking at the candlelight vigil tagged - 'Shining A Light For Healing For Bobbi Kristina Brown', Riverdale mayor, Dr. Evelyn Wynn-Dixon, said: Read all through below.

"Forget that he [Bobby Brown] is a renowned artist. That her mama, the late Whitney, was a renowned artist. These [are] still people. They bleed and hurt like us.
"Sometime people ask you, or they say, ‘I know how you feel.’ Sometime they don’t. Sometime they don’t know what it’s like if your child is on that ventilator. ‘What do I do? If I take it off and she could have lived or do I let her stay on it and suffer?’ That’s a hard question for any parent."

Just before the vigil kicked off, organizers played several of Houston’s hit songs including "I Have Nothing" and "I’m Every Woman."

Legendary R&B singer Tony Terry who was also at the vigil sang Whitney's “I Look To You.”
The crowd shed tears as Terry belted out the touching song.