London:
Gospel singer BeBe Winans - who performed at the I Will Always Love You hitmaker's funeral in February - will release The Whitney I Knew on July 31st, with the tome including never-previously seen photographs of the pop superstar.
Whitney - who had a history of substance abuse problems - was found dead in the Beverly Hills hotel room in February and BeBe has promised to use the book to reveal "heart-breaking accounts that led to her ultimate defeat."
It was recently confirmed that Whitney's mother Cissy Houston will release a book about her daughter next February.
She has signed a multi-million dollar deal to write with "candor, honesty and respect" about her daughter, who died as a result of accidental drowning in her bath and effects of heart disease and cocaine use in February.
Gospel singer Cissy said: "When I lost my daughter Nippy [the nickname Whitney's family gave her], the world lost one of the most beautiful voices and an extraordinarily beautiful and charitable woman. In sharing our story in this book, I hope to give her fans something to treasure, the way we all treasured Whitney. We are still receiving thousands of letters each day from her fans, and I hope reading this book will provide a deeper understanding into my daughter's true story."
Whitney famously spiralled into drug addiction alongside her husband Bobby Brown - the father of her 19-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina - in the 90s and Cissy will talk about the issues which this caused in her book.
Whitney - who had a history of substance abuse problems - was found dead in the Beverly Hills hotel room in February and BeBe has promised to use the book to reveal "heart-breaking accounts that led to her ultimate defeat."
It was recently confirmed that Whitney's mother Cissy Houston will release a book about her daughter next February.
She has signed a multi-million dollar deal to write with "candor, honesty and respect" about her daughter, who died as a result of accidental drowning in her bath and effects of heart disease and cocaine use in February.
Gospel singer Cissy said: "When I lost my daughter Nippy [the nickname Whitney's family gave her], the world lost one of the most beautiful voices and an extraordinarily beautiful and charitable woman. In sharing our story in this book, I hope to give her fans something to treasure, the way we all treasured Whitney. We are still receiving thousands of letters each day from her fans, and I hope reading this book will provide a deeper understanding into my daughter's true story."
Whitney famously spiralled into drug addiction alongside her husband Bobby Brown - the father of her 19-year-old daughter Bobbi Kristina - in the 90s and Cissy will talk about the issues which this caused in her book.
