NEWSWhitney Houston's Daughter Bobbi Kristina Opens Up to Oprah Winfrey
March 12 2012, Published 10:57 a.m. ET
Last night on Oprah's Next Chapter, the late Whitney Houston's daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown gave her first TV interview to the queen of talk, Oprah Winfrey.
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The 19-year-old told Oprah she still feels her mom's presence. "I can hear her voice and spirit," she explained. " 'I'm right here. I got you.' I can always feel her with me. She wasn't only a mother. She was a best friend. She was a sister, a comforter."
It sounds like Bobbi Kristina has her sights set on show business to continue her mom's legacy.
"We're going to do the singing, the acting thing, the dancing," she added. "I'm her daughter... It's a lot of pressure, but I have to carry on her legacy. She prepared me for it."
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The 90-minute interview also included other interviews with Whitney's brother Gary and sister-in-law Patricia.
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Patricia told Oprah the end of the road for Whitney actually wasn't due to drugs: "It wasn't about substance abuse. I saw her chasing a dream. Looking for love in all the wrong places. The dream she was chasing was younger... She was chasing something that would ultimately hurt her."
While Whitney's manager and sister-in-law said Whitney's death is "extremely surreal even to this day," she knows ultimately the late singer is finally at peace. "There are no more struggles.... God's got it. She has the ultimate protector."
