Comments on: Bobby Brown Explains Why He Left Whitney Houston’s Funeral

By: y johnson

y johnson — Sat, 05 May 2012 17:01:21 +0000

eveyone has issues in life, rather it is drugs, etc. God loves us all the same which is something man can never do. keep it moving bobby much love Vett

By: Laurie

Laurie — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 02:23:24 +0000

You have got a guy who breaks the law over and over. What is up Ya’ll? He has been caught drinking, driving with a suspension.
Why is it o.k to just slap him on the wrist once again??
Who says this man who may have killed somebody(s)can be let off the hook while the innocent do justice for his preserverance?

Mr. Brown, You are a vile human being.

I say this for all the excuses you make for not cleaning up your act where innocent souls die because of people like you, all the times the law saves you through your bad bad behavior and the innocent go to prison, using our tax dollars to justify your behavior, jeopardizing the pride ,values and morals of your brothers and sisters by using your fortune in vain.. God Bless You

By: Tomeka Ridley

Tomeka Ridley — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 05:54:56 +0000

Must be terrible to think that people believe you’re (indirectly) responsible for someone’s death. May God bring comfort and peace to Mr. Bobby Brown and their daughter, Bobbi-Kristina.

By: duncanfox

duncanfox — Thu, 01 Mar 2012 00:59:30 +0000

I acknowledge that Whitney was doing drugs and drinking before Bobby Brown came into the picture. But I have a question, and I don’t know all the facts/details, but why didn’t her mother, friends and other relatives not stage an intervention? I read in an issue of People magazine commemorating her that a friend of hers went to check on her. This friend went into her bedroom and found the room a mess with clothes everywhere, furniture out of place and dirty dishes on the dresser with caked-on food. Of course, Whitney was found unconscious. Again I ask, why didn’t Whitney’s loved ones stage an intervention?!

By: Carolyn Askew

Carolyn Askew — Fri, 24 Feb 2012 19:14:55 +0000

First of all Bobby Brown said he would be attending with 3 (three) guest. When he got there he had 9 (nine) guest!!!Peolple were suppose to give thier seats up for him and his guest? Then he tried to approach his daughter during the service. Security would not let him because SHE did not want to talk to him, before, during nor after. If he wanted to attend he should have done just that. Came in sat down and shut his mouth. But no he wants attention. It is not about him, but Whitney. If he ever loved Whitney he would not write a book trashing her!!!!Poor Bobby playing the victim.

By: Lizzie

Lizzie — Thu, 23 Feb 2012 15:39:55 +0000

It’s pretty bad when the State spares no expense in the use of State funded police officers and and city resources for a celebrity funeral. Hang in there Mr. Brown… Time to clean up and stay up.
POSTED BY: ALAN KEDDANA | FEBRUARY 18, 2012, 4:49 PM 4:49 PM
Police officers are paid by the family not the state.

By: STEPHANIE

STEPHANIE — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:59:06 +0000

George Brown I agree with your statement. Bobby left on his own decision. And once again why did he feel he needed to comment about his early departure to the media? Could he not had said “No Comment”. But yet he felt a need to give this scenario on why he left. I am a Bobby Brown (New Edition fan) so it is nothing against him. I honestly don’t believe the family knew nothing of this going on. They were distraught. The question is did it really happen. Maybe he felt he didn’t get enough attention. If his daughter wanted to see him wouldn’t she had seen him when he viewed the body and went to him. He moved on with his life after the divorce. Let’s see he was with Super Head and then the woman he had the child by two years ago. Which he had in tow at the funeral. Every site I look on this story about him leaving is on here. He telling it to everyone he can. He needs to keep his name out there. I believe he was jealous of her career. He was washed up a long time ago. His show wouldn’t have been possible without her. So Bobby, do your thing on the reunion tour and hopefully it’s better than the first one you all did years ago. I was so disappointed in you.

By: P.C. McMeans

P.C. McMeans — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 17:52:19 +0000

Why didn’t he just move, shut up and sit down? Instead he had to act like the child that he is and take is as a personal insult – which, whether it was or not, the bigger man would have done what they asked with more courtesy and grace than anyone had ever seen before. He made it all about someone “dissing” his family instead of “being there for the children” or just being there to honor Whitney. Sit down Bobbie Brown – for good!

By: Librarian53

Librarian53 — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 13:10:15 +0000

He should have swallowed his pride and stayed there for his kids including his daughter with Whitney.

By: Sandi

Sandi — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 10:02:50 +0000

So, are we now going to have to listen to all the WH stories for the next several years, same as Michael Jackson? Let it go, folks. The lady died, it doesn’t matter why, it doesn’t matter who/what contributed. Let her go and RIP. I’m not a Bobby Brown fan but I hope he won’t try to capitalize off this incident. We don’t have the inside story as to why he was asked to move. So, we’re criticizing and judging without all the inside info.