Bobbi Kristina Brown 911 Call: Nick Gordon Domestic Abuse & Martial Problems, 'Brain Dead' Wife Drowned After Separation?

A 911 tape from the drowning of Bobbi Kristina Brown revealed that the daughter of late singer, Whitney Houston may have gotten into a domestic dispute with her estranged husband, Nick Gordon right before her drowning due to a possible separation/ divorce.

KTLA 5 reporter, Nerissa Knight reported that friend of the family admitted that, "Bobbi Kristina and her husband Nick were having marital problems and that he reportedly moved out last week to live with somebody else. There are also reports that he has been banned from the hospital by the family, but the family has not commented on that."

The tape reveals officials started CPR on the young reality star and reviving her, "CPR in progress, she is gurgling" the 911 tape revealed that the couple may have gotten into a domestic dispute prior to her drowning, "Possible domestic related... Earlier she had been drinking."

Sources tell TMZ, that cops didn't find any drugs in their initial search, however once things became serious once the star was revived, a second search revealed substances in her home.

Since then, Bobbi has been placed in a medically induced coma after she was found face down in her bathtub Saturday. The 21-year-old was discovered unconscious in her bathtub by her husband, Nick Gordon and their friend. Sources say the young celebrity is breathing with a ventilator machine and further tests haven't shown any progress.

Doctors say she has lost a lot of brain activity. Whitney fans were in shocked after hearing the news since the "Bodyguard" actress was found dead in her bathtub at the Beverly Hilton hotel 2012.

Bobbi's father, Bobby Brown issued a statement to Us Weekly:

"Privacy is requested in this matter," Brown said. "Please allow for my family to deal with this matter and give my daughter the love and support she needs at this time." A lawyer for the family added, "The report that Bobbi Kristina Brown has been taken to the hospital in Atlanta, Georgia is accurate. No additional information will be forthcoming."