Bobby Brown. Jr’s autopsy reveals his death was caused by alcohol, cocaine, and fentanyl

An autopsy report released on Monday revealed that Bobby Brown Jr, the son of legendary American singer, Bobby Brown, died of an overdose of alcohol, cocaine and the powerful opioid fentanyl.

He died at his Los Angeles home on November 18, 2020. His unresponsive body was discovered in his bedroom by Anna Reed, his 28-year-old girlfriend.

According to a coroner’s report, the musician had a history of drug and alcohol use and the night before his death, he had consumed tequila and cocaine, and “snorted” the painkiller Percocet, a witness told police.