Part 2 Of Bobby Brown's 'Today' Interview With Matt Lauer

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Bobby talks about Whitney Houston's death. Read More »

In the second part of Bobby Brown‘s sit-down with Matt Lauer for the Today Show, Whitney Houston‘s ex-husband opened up about the fracas that was caused when he arrived at, and subsequently left, the “I Will Always Love You” singer’s funeral in February. “Whoever the security was there, asked me to have what they called my entourage — which was my children — sit somewhere else,” Brown explained. “We had to sit apart. And I was not willing to sit away from my children. So, after the third time of them coming to me I felt a little disrespected by the security that was there.”

Despite this, Brown told Lauer that he was absolutely invited to the funeral, and he described the Houstons as “a great family” that he appreciates “very much.” More »

Whitney's Ex-Husband Bobby Brown Speaks On Her Death

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Whitney Houston, 48, passed away in February. Read More »

Bobby Brown first learned of his ex-wife Whitney Houston‘s death in February from Ralph Tresvant, one of his New Edition bandmates. “He just pulled me outside and said, you know, I just heard that Whitney had just passed,” Brown told Matt Lauer during their Today Show interview. “I immediately got on the phone and I called my daughter.” Brown said that once he received confirmation that Whitney was indeed gone, he began to cry. “You never expect someone that’s close to you to just die.”

Houston’s ex maintained that the “I Will Always Love You” seemed to be on a clean path before her death, and says he was hurt when he heard an autopsy report showed cocaine was found in her system. “Me being off narcotics for the last seven years… I didn’t know that she was struggling with it still.” More »