The man who performed for seven years as the bodyguard of Whitney Houston – at the height of her fame – has revealed a statement against her then husband who was so secret and shocking that, after it was 'treated', it was never called again.
So far.
In his new memoirs, the protection of Whitney, former police officer who is detailed, tells David Roberts that while the US is touring to promote her blockbuster film The Bodyguard, with Kevin Costner, and the accompanying soundtrack, Houston became increasingly sick.
“Whitney, the gel that held the loggee tour machine together and rolls, fell apart and lost emotional and physical grip,” he writes.
“While she was afraid of her demons, the Tour was destroyed by showing cancellations because of a large number of problems, including illness, voice loss, the ever-present man-induced stress, problems with dryness of climate that influence her vocal cords, and even a reported pregnancy that turned out to be anything but it turned out to be.”
And he claims that, while in Texas the singer believed she was wrong with her husband Bobby Brown. But when she was investigated, it was reported that she had never been pregnant in the first place.
David Roberts came very close to Whitney in the seven years that he performed as her bodyguard
Houston with her fictional bodyguard, played by Kevin Costner, in the film with the same name
“I wondered if this Phantom pregnancy came out of her despair to try to hold on to a husband,” writes Roberts. “The only thing Whitney ever wanted was to love and be loved.”
But he adds: 'The worst was yet to come. There was an incident that was so damn heartbreaking for Whitney, and so secret, that there is no written report or other reference in the file. '
In June 1994, the other children of Brown joined the Entourage to keep a one -year -old Bobbi Kristina – Bobby and Whitney's beloved daughter – company.
For them, a teenage girl who is not done in the book was mentioned, but is mentioned as 'not one of the children of Bobby Brown and somewhat older than the others'.
This young person acted as a Defacto -Soppas during the day.
One night, when Houston performed in Las Cruces, New Mexico, a narrow member of her team came to Roberts and looked shocked, he writes.
That person informed him that the teenage girl Brown had accused her hotel room while she was alone.
She claimed that she had colored in a book at the time and the rap star had gone next to her and joined the color.
According to the girl, Brown had raped her then and she was now pregnant.
The representatives of Bobby Brown refused to comment and he was never accused of any crime in connection with the allegations.
Roberts notes: “What a bitter irony – while Whitney convinced herself that she was pregnant in an attempt to hold her husband, the same man would impregnate someone else.”
He says: 'I was of course shocked about the allegations. As a police officer, I saw it at the moment, as a non -confirmed and otherwise not -underruilded accusation of a minor girl against a male adult.
“It would have been inappropriate and unprofessional to come to a definitive conclusion.”
He passed on what he was told to another important member of Whitney's Staf – who immediately fainted – and to John Houston, her father, “emphasized that these were currently accusations without any form of confirmation or evidence.”
But while the word spread, Whitney soon heard the whisper and called Roberts to her dressing room, he writes.
Whitney Houston performs in Minneapolis in July 1994
The singer with husband Bobby Brown and Bobbi Kristina – David Roberts is in the background
Roberts (left) watches over Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston on the Bodyguard -Première in 1992
He indicated what he was told, “emphasized above all that it was a statement, not an factual explanation.
'When completing my synopsis, she looked at me hard with cold eyes and just said:' Thank you. '' '
The incident, he writes, “ended abruptly what remained from the Tour.”
Records show that the planned concerts after Las Cruces were canceled or again planned until later in August.
The morning after learning the devastating accusation, Whitney and her close confidants flew back to New Jersey.
“That was the very last one I or someone else heard of what was one of the most sad events I had ever experienced with Whitney,” he writes.
“She seemed deeply sad, but strangely enough.”
He reports that the girl and her mother involved were delivered 24 hours later to Whitney's luxurious house in Mendham, New Jersey to meet her legal team.
'It is sufficient to say that the case was being dealt with and neither the girl nor the incident were once discussed again. I mean ever. '
He points out that he has never spoken with Bobby's prosecutor pesonally, and that this has always claimed that this was a statement without evidence to support it.
“The only thing Whitney ever wanted was to love and be loved,” writes Roberts
The couple with Bobbi Kristina – Whitney would have had a phantom pregnancies during the tour
The always present Roberts (background) that Whitney Houston monitors at a benefit event in 1992
But he says: 'If the story was completely without merit, then the question raises why? Why would a young girl invent such a story? Can anyone be so young? '
He also adds that two years after he no longer worked with the star, he received a phone call from a member of her entourage, 'Sistig abuse by Bobby Brown with regard to the member's own daughter.
“The caller wanted a recommendation for a lawyer.”
The police, he says, was never involved, and he believes that Whitney 'just forgot something that never happened, at least in her mind. She believed what she needed to believe for her own peace of mind and always managing emotional stability. '
Roberts told DailyMail.com: 'Who do you know at that level of the industry, and with such a reputation that has not had any accusations against them? Diddy? Jay-Z? Some with merit, not others.
'This statement has never been proven or admitted to my personal knowledge. It does not mean that it was not true, it was simply never confirmed and eventually disappeared without further reference to truth or otherwise.
'I never spoke with the child who made the statement. I was told the story … I then had to repeat what I personally told Whitney, and then that was the end of it from a legally manipulated perspective.
“All hear say.”
When asked if anyone else could confirm the story, he said: 'Yes of course. That's how it happened. Would they do that? I have absolutely no idea.
“There are only two people who know the absolute truth – Brown and the child involved.”
Whitney protection: The Memoir of Her Bodyguard by David Roberts is published by Chicago Review Press
