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HC we didn't mention that "dog" looking thing on Whitney's lap?
HC I think she/he too was "cracked out"? HC Whitney was rubbing him or her? HC he/she did not move at all? :eek: :confused: |
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HC that mofo laid there til Bobby came? HC puff puff pass includes the dog? |
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Also, Whitney did a free Christmas concert at Lincoln Center in NYC yesterday. Ok here is my question for the panel. It was nice and COLD outside yesterday, why did she have her jacket W I D E open and her face was practically dripping sweat? And she just had to wear that curly weave so that no one would notice her hallow face. :rolleyes: |
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I finally saw this mess, and I feel truly sorry for her. yall forgot to mention some important stuff.
1) She said, "What does 'hitting' mean?" WTF???? 2) At one point, this heffa took her shoe OFF and had her foot propped up on what looked like Diane's chair. WTF???? 3) "Don't pray for the drugs." Ok, cuz if you do, that means she'll have to stop using them. This was truly sad. Especially when they showed her doin' stuff from back in the day. Truly, truly sad. But, as high as she may have been, I have to say, she kept it as real as she could. I agreed with her responses about her marriage, and questioning others' utopia. That was a good point. And Bobby's as well. We can't see what happens in other people's marriages, only celebs. Like he said, I've known people who've gone thru much worse. And she also told the truth about the drugs. Sex, drugs, and R&R, indeed. Now, my friend made a good point last night. Maybe her father is suing her so that he can put that money away for Bobbi Christina. Cuz really, what would an 81 year old man on his death bed need with that money? Maybe he wants to make sure she doesn't smoke/snort it all up, then her daughter be left with nothing. All in all, I have to say, that inteview left me very unsettled. I've never seen anything like that before, and I have seen some isht in my time. She has done a complete 180. And there was also a part that scared me in the interview, too. The part where she says she is her worse demon, then she cocks her head to the side and smiles. Looked just like Satan. All I could think of was AZAZEL (yall seen Fallen?). Spooked, I'm tellin' yall. Do yall realize how much times have changed???? Ike Turner would have NEVER been on TV talkin bout how hew he gave up that nawcawtic. We just witnessed a celebrity high as hell in an interview talkin about that's behind her. While I laughed at some parts, this was some sad isht, indeed. :( |
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I heard that the interview will repeat tomorrow. The GMA performance is a go. I hope it comes on during my planning. |
My turn, my turn....
I'd like to lend my two cents about Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Elizabeth Houston. They're both still on drugs, don't let them fool you. Profusive sweating is a major sign of drug use. I feel really sorry for Bobbi Kristina b/c she has to deal with all the crap her parents put her through. :( In reference to her being a full figured child, that, I believe, is from her spending a lot of time at the grandparents' house. By the looks of Cissy, she can cook. I think that Mr. and Mrs. Whitney Elizabeth Houston are usually too preoccupied with their own lives to remember to cook for and feed poor Bobbi Kris. I also believe that Bobby physically abuses Whitney, that doesn't seem like a big secret to me. He's also jealous that she makes loads more money than he does. As far as her being jealous of him, if she says so, that's a lie. How can a woman of her stature be jealous of a louse like him, especially since he wasn't smart enough to sign a contract guaranteeing him a residual income like Whitney's. Her father shouldn't drop the lawsuit. If he knows what's good for his granddaughter, he'll stay on it!!!
I have another comment. About his self-titled album, do you think that he used the money he made from that album to buy Whitney's ring? I think so..... ***Sidebar: Hey FeeFee? You wanna take a lil trip to NJ and find out where they live? I think it's time for a rescue mission. I'll call it Operation: SBK from Crackheads (SBK=save Bobbi Kristina)!!!! We'll roll up in there with our Shearling coats on, look for the Mr. & Mrs. and JIGGLE THEIR DAYUM BONES!!!!!!!! I just love that term......End Sidebar*** |
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She did her interview from her new Crack Cocaine Headquarters in ATL. She supposedly was just moving in at the time of the interview with Diane. |
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Damn Whitney!!!
GMA had to taspe the concert to insure Whitney would be on their morning show. Gossip columns here report she showed up an hour late. Even though it was frigid outside she was sweating buckets so bad she needed a towel ( Diane did comment on this).While singing "Do you hear what I hear" she forgot the words and had to rely on the words that was taped to the floor of the stage. Then to top it off she nearly fell off the stage and once regaing her balance stated "That would be more money for you". They had no idea who this comment was towards.:confused:
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Editorial on Whit's interiew
I think a lot of this is right on target.
******************************************* ROCHELLE RILEY: The interview should have been canceled December 8, 2002 The last thing I want, Whitney Houston, is to feud with you. First, I've admired your God-given talent for too long to just stop caring. Second, even when you were at your nuttiest, with the stupors and strange utterances and concert cancellations, I didn't criticize. I was worried about you. But after watching your exclusive, all-the-world-has-been-waiting-to-hear-the-truth interview with ABC-TV's Diane Sawyer, all I could think of was: Girl, what were you thinking? First, you were too hoarse, and I don't care how powerful Diane is, you should have told her to come back next Tuesday. Second, as a diva, you're entitled to tell all your business on national television. But just remember that when you do, we're watching all your actions, like the way you moved slightly away from your husband when he joined you on the sofa, and how you looked at him when he disputed your claim that he's jealous of your career. We know he's on drugs and has deluded himself into believing he's still selling records. But girl, you know we both know better. Body language says trouble And another thing. I saw how you yawned when he was talking about how big his talent is. We yawn the same way. So is that why you say you hit him, because every now and then he pretends that he's supporting the family? Body language is powerful. You know that. You know that surge that goes through your body when you sing. We can see it, the way you lower your head just a little to look right at the audience and then hold your head straight up so that bolt flies right out with those big, high notes. But the body language that millions of us saw last week was that of a woman in trouble. If you're not on drugs, you shouldn't appear to be. You seemed half asleep, overly defiant, slightly paranoid and quite frankly, a little out of it. At one point, you said you wanted to see the receipts for a drug dealer you paid $700,000 to. Baby, drug dealers don't keep receipts. And when someone shows you a photo where you appeared to weigh 80 pounds, don't pretend you can't see it. Don't tell her you've always been skinny, as if what we saw on the Michael Jackson special was "skinny." It was skeletal. It was frightening, and we thought we'd be reading your obituary within weeks. If you're clean, don't be enabled by a husband who says he doesn't smoke pot every day, but maybe "every other day." Speaking of marriage vows And speaking of drugs, when you're trying to convince the world that you understand the seriousness of drug habits, why say you don't smoke crack because "crack is cheap" and beneath you -- like cocaine is OK because it's expensive? Drugs are a serious problem for millions in this country. It costs those of us who don't use them billions in health care and penal hotels. It isn't funny. And finally, let's talk a minute about marriage vows. I admire that you believe that they're forever. They are. For Diane Sawyer. For your mom. For me when I take them. But that doesn't mean your husband needs to be the monkey on your back. If you need to live in the Atlanta area and he needs to live in rehab -- and I don't mean visit, but reside -- that's OK. You're staying true to your vows and he's giving his addictions the actual time they need to heal. And girl, if any man ever put his hands around my leg and said, "This is mine," referring to me, I'd slap him. But then again, maybe that's why you did. Contact ROCHELLE RILEY at 313-223-4473 or e-mail riley@freepress.com. Her columns appear on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. |
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