Bobbi Kristina Death: Does Bobby Brown Feel Guilty about Daughter's Tragedy?

It looks like Bobby Brown is at one of the lowest points of his life, as he deals with the overwhelming emotions of losing his daughter, Bobbi Kristina. Sources claim he does not know how to deal with his grief and is feeling guilty amongst his wreck of sorrow.

The 22-year-old was laid to rest earlier this week and placed next to her mother, the late Whitney Houston, as her final burial for those to pay respects.

The death of Whitney was especially hard on Bobbi Kristina, who then began her own downward spiral of grief -- the mother and daughter were known to be very close, while Bobby was painted in the tabloids as an absentee father. However, it now seems that Brown is feeling his own sense of regret and guilt after losing both women in such tragic ways.

Houston died in 2012 following an accidental drowning in her bathtub, due to a mixture of drugs that were found in her system. The decline of her image in the media had long been blamed on the bad-boy ways of Brown, who many assumed introduced his wife to drugs.

According to Daily Mail, Bobby has ridden with guilt for not putting Bobbi Kristina in rehab upon initially finding out about her substance abuse issues.

"Bobby has so much guilt that it is eating him up every day," a source claimed. "He told me he should have insisted Krissy get help for her drug addiction and he should have forced Nick Gordon to move out of her townhouse and leave her alone -- legally, if necessary."

Bobbi Kristina had been grieving the death of her mom for over a year before she seemingly could not take the burden anymore; Bobby has a long road ahead of him in coping with the grief of losing her. The father of six clearly needs a lot of love and support to help him through the difficult time.

While the family members are still in mourning and surely wish they could have helped Bobbi Kristina before things were too late, it seems it is Bobby, who is carrying the load of guilt on his shoulders for not being as much of a father as he wishes he had.

Hopefully, spending some time out of the spotlight will help heal much of the pain that has been caused in recent years, and Bobby Brown can find a way to forgive himself.