Whitney Houston

If you meant Whitney Houston - then yes - she died yesterday.

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Absolutely not. Whitney died in the bathtub of her hotel in February 2012, and while drugs were not the immediate cause, the corner's report indicated that her longtime use of cocaine played a role in her death.

yes there are, the pics where tooken at the viewing of her body and sold to

the media and put on the magizine

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Yes, she graduated in 1982 from Mount Saint Dominic, an all-girls Catholic school in Caldwell NJ.

Whitney Houston's casket cost around $25,000.

Except for that low-brow joke about dead composers 'decomposing' (she didn't write most of her hits), she was found in good condition, except for being dead after drowning in a foot of water.

Whitney's mother, Cissy Houston, was married before, and had three children from that marriage (including Gary). She re-married, and had Whitney, which is how Whitney got a half-brother.

Whitney Houston's street address in Newark was not public. She is now buried in Westfield Cemetary next to her father, John Houston.

if i have to stay ill always be in your way

she mad your mom and what in your face sucker

Yes, Whitney Houston's dad was a white man called John Russell Houston Jr.

For clive Davis pre grammy party

She probably wanted them to be bigger

June 17th 2010 in Manchester UK

She had a biological brother, Michael, from the marriage of her mom and dad (Cissy and John Russell Houston Jr). But both her parents had children from their previous marriages, so Whitney's step brother Gary is from her mom's previous marriage, and her step-brother John III is from her dad's previous marriage.

She was to Bobby Brown, not anymore. She's dead now. She died today...(Feb. 11 2012)

Dionne Warwick was Whitney Houston's cousin.

Whitney Houston had an addictive personality, and she struggled with substance abuse for years. Those who knew her best said she suffered from severe insecurity and despite being famous, she had a poor self-image. That is not an excuse, but it does explain why she self-medicated so much. The rest of the answer is that she probably never expected to become addicted to cocaine. She probably thought she could just try it and then walk away. But as a person who was an addict, she could not walk away from drugs, whether marijuana or cocaine or crack or alcohol. And although her family got her to enter rehab, she soon relapsed. And her inability to walk away from crack (or other drugs) ultimately contributed to her death at the young age of 48.

Sadly, her adult life was increasingly marked by drug use and drinking, as well as a difficult marriage that had domestic violence in it and led her to get a divorce. Her death, at age 48, was directly linked to her prolonged drug use, and was a disappointing end to the life of an entertainer with so much talent who seems to have been her own worst enemy.

Yes. Gary Houston was Whitney's half-brother; Michael was her biological brother.

Whitney Houston had one child, a daughter, with her former husband Bobby Brown. She also suffered at least one miscarriage, and some sources say she suffered several. But there is no evidence that she was pregnant at the time of her death.

No, there is no evidence that she did. However, she and her group (The Sweet Inspirations) sang back-up on several of Elvis's songs in the late 1960s, and he really liked her voice; they also became friends. In the music industry, there are many men and women who work together but do not have a romantic relationship. The Sweet Inspirations never recorded with him, they only did concerts with him. Cissy only worked with him in Vegas in 1969, she left the group shortly after that. The group continued without her and did more concert work with Elvis.

It is difficult to know how many false teeth Whitney Houston had, and equally difficult to determine when (and where) she first got dentures, if in fact, she had them. Assuming she got false teeth years ago, the cost was much lower back then than it would be today. Neither Houston nor her publicist ever would have released such information to the public; celebrities tend to guard this sort of personal information very carefully, as it can affect their image if the public knows they had plastic surgery or needed false teeth or had other types of cosmetic procedures.

Tabloids, which are seldom reliable, have claimed her teeth were ruined by drug abuse (which is possible), but reports that her dentures cost more than $8,000 are impossible to verify. Further, despite all of the tabloid rumors, there is no accurate way to verify how many (if any) of her teeth were her own, versus how many were false. Now that she is deceased, the autopsy did note that she had a partial plate (top teeth), but not many more details than that were provided.