Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina shares drug photo from past

Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of the late singer Whitney Houston, reveals a tattoo with the initials "W H" as she waves while arriving with boyfriend Nick Gordon at the premiere of the new film "Sparkle" starring Jordin Sparks and the late Whitney Houston in Hollywood August 16, 2012. (Reuters)

October 12, 2012. Nick Gordon and Bobbi Kristina Brown attending the premiere party for "The Houstons On Our Own" in New York. A rep for the family confirmed Friday Jan. 10, 2014, that the 20-year-old Brown married Gordon. (Associated Press)

Bobbi Kristina posted a shocking photo of herself doing drugs on Monday, and the caption was perhaps as cryptic as the image itself.

In the pic, the daughter of the late Whitney Houston is seen lighting up what looks to be a bong. Explaining her reasons for sharing the photo, the 21 year old wrote: "This picture may be inappropriate but I want to make a connection with you all. Don't worry this picture isn't recent just hear me out. Do you know what I feel? I feel strange I can't feel any pain anymore. I don't take any drugs as of recently . Things just happened. But then there is some situation that force me to do things and the impact I’ll feel pain. I did and I do. I was hurt."

Bobbi Kristina continues: "People kinda expect more from me. But I can't. I have lost my sense. It just happened. Then here we go again I'm in the same pain. I'm hurt. I'm trying to. I really do. But I know that I'm hurt and in pain but I can feel it but I don’t know what it is. What do I really do? God, Help me ignore and rebuke what these demons are saying, in Jesus Name. Amen."

She also shared a similar tweet on July 11, writing: "#Numb on #AutoPilot kxo"

Whitney Houston passed away at the age of 48 on February 11, 2012 at the Beverly Hilton. Drugs were thought to have been a contributing factor in her death, though she died from drowning.

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These messages from Bobbi Kristina come after she lashed out at Angela Bassett for not considering casting her to play the role of her mother in the Lifetime biopic, "Whitney and Bobby," which Bassett is directing.

"When I win my first Grammy or Oscar, *Shrugs* hmm whichever comes 1st, I'll be sure 2shout URname out b--ch!..." she wrote.