Reports: Some of Bobbi Kristina Brown's family banned from hospice

Some of Bobbi Kristina Brown's family members have been banned from visiting her at the hospice facility, according to multiple reports.

The move comes on the heels of news that photos of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston's daughter in the hospice bed were being shopped around to various media outlets.

"Entertainment Tonight" confirmed that it was offered the photos for more than $100,000, but declined.

Brown's aunt Leolah Brown took to Facebook after the pics surfaced, writing, "You took that picture thinking you gon get some money for it...and thats gon be it! ...guess what!????!!!! I will myself if no one else does-see to it that - YOU be revealed!!!!"

There's no word on who took the shots, but TMZ cites a source who says the pics were taken by "an extended family member."

Now an insider tells People there will now be limits on who visits Brown, 22, though her father is still allowed to be there.

"The hospice, based on their discussion with the fiduciary, has decided that only the guardians and the caregivers are allowed," a source told People. "Pat [Houston], Bobby and anybody involved with the guardianship, including Cissy [Houston]" can enter the 22-year-old's room, but other Brown family members can't.

Brown has been hospitalized since January after being found face-down in her bathtub at her Georgia home.