Bobbi Kristina Brown's health condition is still uncertain, but her family finally moved her out of the Atlanta hospital where she was admitted to bring her to a rehabilitation facility for her continuous medication. 

The only daughter of the late Grammy-awarded singer Whitney Houston and R&B singer/ rapper Bobby Brown was discovered unresponsive early this year in her own bath tub in Roswell, Georgia. Since then, she was placed in life support and is under a medically-induced coma, with no signs of improvement at the moment. 

Several sources told PEOPLE that her father Bobby recently decided to check her out of the Emory University Hospital where she was admitted since January 31 to be moved to a rehabilitation facility in Atlanta for her continuous treatments. The sources claim that the family already wanted to move her out of the hospital several weeks ago, but her father refused because there was no assurance that she could survive without life support.

According to a source, "This hasn't gotten any easier for him. It has gotten harder. He really thought she'd be better by now, that there would be some change. There hasn't been any sign of improvement since this happened." 

Several people were already asking why the 46-year-old rapper was still hesitant to remove his unresponsive daughter from life support, but sources claim that Bobby wants to give his daughter the chance to fight for survival. Some sources stated that he wants her to have all the possible treatment options exhausted to give her more chances to recover, even if the chances are bleak. He just refused to give up on waiting for a miracle to happen for his daughter. 

However, rumors have surfaced about the alleged feuding between Bobby and Bobbi Kristina's aunt Pat Houston regarding her health condition. Based on the rumors, Pat wants to take her out of life support to let her die peacefully, which is something that Bobby would never allow.

Meanwhile, Bobbi Kristina's boyfriend Nick Gordon is currently checked in at a different rehabilitation facility to help him with his drug and alcohol abuse problems.