A tent was put up outside the hospice where Bobbi Kristina Brown is spending the remaining days of her life. And the move by the family of Whitney Houston's daughter drew some questions.

"The hospice where Bobbi Kristina has been hanging on to life is preparing for something," said TMZ. "This is a photo of a tent that was just erected ... very possibly to prevent photogs from taking pics of something that is about to happen. The tent is flush against the back of the building."

Bobbi Kristina Brown has been taken out of life support and transferred to the hospice about three weeks ago because of her deteriorating condition as aunt Pat Houston said that Whitney Houston's daughter is in "God's hands now."

"It stands to reason that the 22-year-old's family could have had the gray structure placed behind Peachtree Christian Hospice near Atlanta in order to block photographers from taking pictures of anything coming or going through the door," noted Daily Mail.

But News.com.au claimed that a hearse was seen backing into the tent, which prompted fans to assume the worst.

"Bobbi Kristina, the tragic daughter of the late Whitney Houston and singer Bobby Brown, was taken to the hospice on June 24 to "die naturally,'" it said. "Atlanta police are treating the young singer's near-drowning and alleged injuries as a criminal investigation and there is increased speculation that her boyfriend Nick Gordon will face charges."

Nick Gordon, Bobbi Kristina's boyfriend who was blamed for her condition, remains to be with his mother's home in Florida. Both the Houstons and Browns have banned him from visiting the dying 22-year-old.

A source told Us Weekly, "He has been telling friends that all he wants is to see Bobbi one last time to say his goodbyes. He's very depressed and has been crying everyday."