VIDEO: Whitney Houston Of Past Problems: "Don't Be Worried Anymore"
Posted on Sep 02, 2009 @ 11:00AM
Whitney Houston, after performing in front of a 5,000 people in New York City's Central Park on Good Morning America Wednesday, wheezed and gasped through a brief interview in which she said her problems of yesteryear are behind her, thanks to her strong religious beliefs.
"I'm overwhelmed," Whitney told GMA following her performance, adding that an interview she did with Oprah Winfrey (slated to air Sept. 14) left her voice hoarse. "The love, the support, your prayers mean so much to me ... I never left, I never left."
When GMA host Diane Sawyer remarked that she was worried about Houston -- whose marital problems and rumored drug problems were well publicized around the time of their 2002 interview -- the I Will Always Love You singer told her, "Well, don't be worried anymore; if you know God, then don't be worried."
Houston said her faith and the love and support of her family has helped her comeback to relevance.
Houston's new album, I Look To You, is in stores now.















you hate Bobby Brown for what he did to her? What did he hold a gun to her head and force her to do drugs and marry a loser?? No she chose to do all that, she is the blame for her condition not him!
Posted Thu, 09/03/2009 - 10:17pm
That was a pitiful performance. It's heartbreaking to see this once powerful vocalist just jumping instead of singing. I hate Bobby Brown for what he did to her.
Posted Wed, 09/02/2009 - 6:44pm
Her voice sounds strained and raspy. Just what you would expect from someone who's been doing crack the past however many years... and her demeanor seems to indicate that she's on something. Sorry to say, but Whitney is not back, y'all.
Posted Wed, 09/02/2009 - 2:45pm
You go, girl.
Posted Wed, 09/02/2009 - 11:18am
I truly wish her the best but her voice is gone !!!! I really hope she has learned to be humble after all these years but people are saying she is as big a DIVA (not in a good way) as ever.
Posted Wed, 09/02/2009 - 10:57am