Nick Gordon Nightmare! So-Called Husband of Bobbi Kristina Banned From Their Home as He Works a Miracle to See His 'Wife' in the Hospital

MStars News has learned that Nick Gordon is now banned from the home he shares with his so-called wife Bobbi Kristina. After being banned from the hospital where Kristina is still on life support, it seems Gordon has nowhere to go. According to Radar Online, Gordon has been banned from the Georgia townhouse he lived in with the late Whitney Houston's daughter by Kristina's family.

"Nick has been told the townhouse is no longer available for him to live in and to find other living accommodations," a source claimed.

If Nick tries to get in, he will be in for a surprise.

"The locks have been changed, and since it's a gated community, security has been notified to not let Nick anywhere on the premises," the source explained. "If Nick is spotted anywhere in the complex or near the residence, there have been strict instructions to call the police immediately so he can be cited for trespassing."

MStars News previously reported that Gordon has also been banned from seeing Kristina at Emory University Hospital.

According to TMZ, Gordon has been working up a master plan to see his alleged wife as Kristina's family hopes to see him charged for the incident that is currently listed as an criminal investigation.

Nick's lawyer Randall Kessler said his client has been making efforts to see Bobbi Kristina, but his access is denied.

"[Nick] has respected the family's wishes and for that reason alone has not returned to the hospital and risked a public confrontation," Kessler said. "He desperately wants to be with the one he loves and continues to hope that his request will be granted."

In another Radar article, a witness claimed that Gordon and security got into a fight when he tried to go in Kristina's hospital room.

"You could hear scuffling around her room. About maybe two to three minutes later, they came back with this person and they had their hands on him, like holding onto him and you could see that everybody was distressed," the witness recalled.