Bobbi Kristina Brown's father, Bobby Brown, opened up about the pain that he had to go through following the death of her then 22-year-old daughter.

In a report by Enstars, the 46-year-old R&B singer talked about how he was able to "cope and make it through."

The report noted that "Between losing his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown this summer to his ex-wife, iconic singer Whitney Houston, passing away in February of 2012, to Brown checking into rehab to deal with his struggle with alcohol, Bobby's life has been pretty rocky to say the least."

The "Don't Be Cruel" artist disclosed that it was his faith in God that had helped him get through the pain.

"Just staying positive, loving life man," the "Nora's Hair Salon" star shared. "I have no complaints."

In the meantime, AJC.com reported that the "fake nurse," who was cited by Leolah Brown in her lengthy rant on Nov. 6, was asked to pay a "cash-only" bond of $24,000.

"A Forsyth County judge Thursday (Nov. 5) required a $24,000 cash-only bond for a woman accused of practicing nursing without a license at a Cumming hospice," the report stated.

Based on the Associated Press report quoted by the site, the reportedly unlicensed "nurse" of Bobbi Kristina Brown allegedly "used somebody else's license number to get a job as a registered nurse at a hospice facility in Washington" in October 2013.

In the latest Facebook post of Leolah Brown, the sister of Bobby Brown hinted about her commitment towards achieving justice for her niece.

"A Really Big Huge Shout Out To All My Dear FB Friends!" Leolah Brown posted on Saturday. "Thank You For Being There For Bobbi Girl, Whitney & myself, In This Mission Of Justice!"

She continued by saying, "My BFF's Forever!!! Smuah!"

Keep posted for more updates on Bobbi Kristina Brown's death.