Whitney Houston (rock, gospel, on tv, performance)

[Equal-Opp.]

Last night Whitney Houston did a duet with Kim Burrell on BET celebration of gospel and she looked lovely. She looked so much healthier than she has in the past

[StaggerLee22]

Lack of crack tends to do that.

I stopped smoking crack yesterday.
Already my skin cleared up....and I gained almost a third of an ounce.





....oh wait...hang on...thats just my crystal meth running rampant through left over brain cells.

Nevermind.

[skel1977]

I was gonna say its because she was on crack. She was not fiending for it at the time since she got done smoking a rock right before her performance.

[SUPERCHIC]

Lady is not even dead two weeks

a auction is being put together for next month.

Also, the family is going to start selling her Funeral dvd


my feeling is.....GREED IS GROSS.........

[Snort]

Are they selling the toenail clippings by size or by weight?

[LetsRock]

Originally Posted by SUPERCHIC

Lady is not even dead two weeks

a auction is being put together for next month.

Also, the family is going to start selling her Funeral dvd


my feeling is.....GREED IS GROSS.........

They have to pay off her drug dealer somehow.

[blkgiraffe]

Originally Posted by LetsRock

They have to pay off her drug dealer somehow.

Too early dude....

[tamiznluv]

Way too soon, IMO.

[no kudzu]

Now I know she wore that expensive jewelry for the viewing but does anybody know if they actually buried her with it on?

if she was in as much financial distress as we are reading i can't believe somebody didn't remove the jewels, if only for her daughter to have as keepsakes. Does anybody know for sure?

[Mightyqueen801]

Originally Posted by no kudzu

Now I know she wore that expensive jewelry for the viewing but does anybody know if they actually buried her with it on?

if she was in as much financial distress as we are reading i can't believe somebody didn't remove the jewels, if only for her daughter to have as keepsakes. Does anybody know for sure?

I just posted something about that on another thread, no kudzu. A friend of mine used Whigham for her husband's funeral services. She said that Carolyn Whigham (that was the woman you saw running Whitney's funeral on TV on Saturday--most prominent funeral parlor in Newark) did not want my friend even to let her leave her husband's wedding ring on. My friend insisted it go down with him. She says this woman would have definitely advised the family not to allow that much jewelry to be buried with her. Again, that's only opinion, but it does make sense. Why would anyone bury that value of jewelry with a dead body?