Bobby Brown Jr. Died From Drugs and Alcohol

Five months after his death, the autopsy and toxicology report for Bobby Brown Jr. is in.

The 28-year-old died accidentally from mixing tequila, Percocet, and cocaine.  No drugs were found at Brown's house when medical professionals removed his body.  His family said that he had been feeling sick the days before his death, but Brown did not have COVID.  Foul play is not suspected.

In 2012, Brown Jr.'s stepmom Whitney Houston overdosed on cocaine and drowned.  His half-sister Bobbi Kristina -- who was 22 -- died an earlier similar death three years later.

Jr. was one of Bobby Brown's seven children and one of two with Kim Ward.