Bobby Brown's Sister Speaks Out,Ray j killed my sister

Whitney Houston's former sister-in-law says she thinks Ray J gave the singer the cocaine that ultimately led to her death. What does Ray J have to say about that?


Whitney Houston's cause of death was released yesterday: Drowning after a heart episode brought on by chronic cocaine use. L.A. County Chief Coroner Craig Harvey confirmed that the singer appeared to have used the drug "in the time period just immediately prior to her collapse in the bathtub at the hotel" -- but who gave it to her?

Leolah Brown, the sister of Whitney's ex-husband Bobby Brown, told Dr. Drew she is convinced that Ray J was supplying the singer with drugs -- including the fatal dose.

Leolah said her first thought when she heard the news of Whitney's death was, "My God, somebody gave her a bad bag" of cocaine.

"I promise you that was the first thing that came out of my mouth," she said. "Then I saw Ray J: And it all added up."

"I am going to believe that Ray J -- who Whitney told me she had no relationship with… he was, like she said, a runner boy. He was buying [drugs] for Whitney for what I know, and giving her drugs."
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Leolah's accusations are not sitting well with Ray J, who vehemently denied having anything to do with it.

"Even though Leolah Brown was nowhere near the Beverly Hilton Hotel on the day Whitney Houston died, Ms. Brown falsely claimed that Ray J was at the hotel and contributed to Whitney Houston's death," his rep said in a statement.

"Even the most minimal inquiry with anyone actually in contact with Whitney would reveal that Leolah Brown had been out of contact with Whitney for more than a year."

Ray J's statement makes sense according to what one source, who claims to have been with Whitney the day she died, told TMZ. According to the insider, someone removed all traces of cocaine from the hotel room before authorities arrived, and that same person supplied them to her in the first place.

Is Bobby Brown Writing A Tell-All?

Rumors that The King of Rocks and Blunts is reportedly working on publishing a tell-all book about his life with late ex-wife Whitney Houston are circulating once again.
Insiders say that in light of Our Fair Lady Nippy’s death Bobby Brown sees potential to make money off writing a book because there’s peak interest right now.

Dionne, hold my mule. And $20 sack.
“He’s not going to address anything that will cast him in a negative light,” a source told E! Online. “And that’s why people, I don’t think, will buy the book. They’re going to see that it will most likely be completely self-serving.” The source continued, “What great revelations is he going to have in this book?”

“Back in 2008, the interest in a book on Whitney Houston wasn’t that great. Whitney had fallen off the radar back then but now, following her tragic death, the market has changed. Now is the time for a book that details an honest look into the life of Whitney,” the source added.

A rep for Brown declined to offer further details, telling Entertainment Weekly, “We do not comment on gossip and rumor.”
I am casting all of my burdens inside Cousin Dionne’s nostrils. The only thing that has to do with Bobby and Whitney’s relationship I want to hear more details on is the removal process of the doodie bubble — that’s it!

Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina doesn't want to keep dad Bobby Brown's name

Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina may be inheriting her late mother's vast fortune, but she wants to shed any association with her father - stat.The 19-year-old is telling friends that she wants to change her name to rid herself of any link to her dad, troubled singer Bobby Brown, as soon as possible, 3m360 reports.

According to the site, Bobbi Kristina wanted to change her name to "Kristina Houston" years ago when her parents first split, but her mother didn't allow it at the time.Now, however, Bobbi Kristina is anxious to make the swap, and is doing so with a "sober mind," according to 3m360

Brown and Houston married in 1992 and divorced in 2006 after a turbulent marriage riddled with reports of drug abuse and domestic violence.In her will, the "I Will Always Love You" singer named Bobbi Kristina the sole beneficiary of her estate - leaving her "clothing, personal effects, jewelry, and automobiles, and all insurance policies theron," and to Brown, nothing.

But the conflict between the two is continuing on past Houston's death.In recently discovered divorce papers, Brown reportedly claimed that he was homeless and sleeping in his car while he paid for Houston's stay in rehab.

"Whitney took Bobbi Kris without my prior knowledge or consent, and moved to Orange County, California, where Whitney received treatment for her drug addiction. ...Although I was having severe financial problems, I did all I could to see my daughter," he wrote in the sworn declaration.

"I came to California to be near Bobbi Kris. I also paid approximately $10,000 for Whitney and Bobbi Kris to live in a nice hotel while Whitney was going through rehab. At the same time, I basically lived out of my car."The couple had signed a prenuptial agreement, so neither party was obligated to financially support the other.Houston maintained sole custody of Bobbi Kristina.

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Whitney Houston: Winans Family Member to Deliver Eulogy at Funeral?

As Whitney Houston's body was being flown from Los Angeles to New Jersey today, plans were coming together for the late singer's funeral.

I just got word that Her longtime friend, the Rev. Marvin Winans, will likely deliver the eulogy, according to a source.

The Michigan-based pastor—and brother of gospel artists BeBe and CeCe Winans—officiated Houston's wedding to Bobby Brown in 1992.Winans heads Detroit's Perfecting Church, a ministry he founded.

Houston was interviewed by 3m360 after attending a service at the church a few years ago.

"I've had a great time," she told 3m360. "If I closed my eyes tomorrow, the only thing that would concern me is my daughter growing up right. For me, for my life, I'd be satisfied."

She was also spotted at the church this October while filming her last movie, Sparkle, in the Motor City.