Whitney Houston "Flat Broke" Before death, stressed about spending $ 100 million

Whitney Houston "Flat Broke" Before death, stressed about spending $ 100 million
Whitney Houston reportedly had terrible financial problems before he died Saturday in Los Angeles.
The 48-year-old singer - who had overcome addiction crack cocaine - allegedly "flat broke" before she died and spent all her fortune, including a reported $ 100 million record deal.
Her cause of death is still unknown and an autopsy will be carried out shortly. Possibly Houston's death linked to stress from her bankruptcy and an overdose.

Houston was being financially supported by her record label Arista, which has given her an advance on her next album, according to reports.


"Whitney's fortune is gone. Music industry heavy hitters supporting her and her label fronting her cash against her next album, but no one knows when it will be released," a source told before his death at the end of January.

"She might be homeless if not for people saving her. She is broke as a joke. "
Houston - Whose ex-husband was Bobby Brown - was believed to be in Such a dire financial position she has even had to resort to contacting friends for small loans.
The source added: "She called someone to ask for $ 100. It is so sad. She Should have Mariah Carey money, and she's flat broke. "
A spokesperson for the singer strongly denied the claims When contacted by the Daily Mail Online and said: "That is ridiculous and not true! She stars in Sparkle out in August Which she overpriced Exec Produced. She just wrapped the film. "
In August 2001, Whitney signed the biggest record deal in music history at the time with Arista / BMG, renewing her contract with the label for $ 100 million to deliver six new albums.
She released her last album, I Look to You in August 2009.
In August, Houston's first film since 1996's The Preacher's Wife will hit cinemas in the U.S. and she plays Emma, ​​the mother of Sparks' character, Sparkle.
The new version of the popular movie is about how a girl group experiences turmoil after one of Their members turns to drugs and another achieves her Desired fame alone.
Houston said: "Part of the fun of making this movie is definitely the costumes and the hairstyles. The movie is set in 1963, and we had a great wardrobe, hair and makeup person and I loved wearing the outfits. "
Co-star Jordin Sparks spoke highly of the diva.

 "she was so cool and very motherly toward me. 

If I ever looked like I needed something, here she came saying 'Are you okay?'
"I sang her songs into a hairbrush when i was little. Now she's acting as my mum and scolding me. It was a dream come true. "