But si yah...Whitney blames Oprah fi losing har voice?

[britisha]

I don't think so, I think the media is putting a [wrong] spin on what she said..When dem ready fi tell lie, nat even holy watah can wash it offah yuh.. What a horrible piece..







<span style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua'">It was one moment in time that she just wasn't ready for.

Whitney Houston struggled with her voice during her much-hyped comeback performance on &quot;Good Morning America&quot; Tuesday.

The Grammy-winning diva apologized to the 5,000-person crowd for overusing her famous pipes before taking the stage in Central Park to promote her new album &quot;I Look to You.&quot;

&quot;I'm so sorry. I did 'Oprah.' I've been talking for so long. ... I talked so much, my voice,&quot; she said, trailing off.

&quot;I shouldn't be talking. I should be singing,&quot; she said before breaking into her final, crowd-pleasing number, &quot;I'm Every Woman.&quot;

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[britisha]

Re: But si yah...Whitney blames Oprah fi losing har voice?

Apparently the interview took place already, but not yet aired...Houston losing her voice in the park and her statement will certainly invite more <span style="font-weight: bold">curious</span> viewers to see the show.





A Two-Day Television Event
Oprah launches her 24th season of The Oprah Winfrey Show with what she calls &quot;the most anticipated music interview of the decade.&quot; In back-to-back episodes starting<span style="font-weight: bold"> Monday, September 14,</span> Oprah sits down with Whitney Houston for a candid, revealing, no-holds-barred interview. In a world exclusive, Whitney opens up for the first time in seven years—drugs, rehab, marriage, divorce, her new album. No topic is off-limits. Winfrey asks the questions on everyone's minds: &quot;When did the drugs start?&quot;, &quot;What finally made you decide, 'I’m out of this marriage'?&quot; and &quot;Were you afraid that you had lost the voice?&quot;

Since her 1985 self-titled debut, Houston has built an illustrious career that has generated more than 170 million combined worldwide sales of albums, singles and videos. Cited by the Guinness World Records as music's &quot;most awarded female artist of all time,&quot; with an unsurpassed tally of 411 awards, inclusive of six Grammys, two Emmys, 23 American Music Awards and 16 Billboard Music Awards. Houston remains a singular force in music today.

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