“You were gonna jump me?” exclaimed Wendy – see what Robyn said about drugs, Bobby Brown and how she learned of Houston’s death (via toofab)
The segment took up two blocks of the show, as Williams asked about everything from their alleged first intimate encounter together to whether Robyn believedwas abusive during Whitney's marriage. She was also asked about Houston's drug use, why they broke off the physical aspect of their relationship and where Robyn was when she heard Whitney had passed away.
"You were gonna jump me?" interjected Wendy. "We didn't know what you looked like but our plan was to go down to Hudson Street ... wait for you," said Crawford. "We weren't gonna fight, we just wanted to see you face to face and have a chat."Here are some of the other noteworthy moments from the interview:
She said she wasn't jealous of any of the men in Whitney's life, but "felt some kind of way" that Houston didn't tell her about her alleged relationship with Jermaine Jackson. "I don't know what she was feeling, why she kept it from me," she said. "I didn't care, I just wanted her to share who she was. Once we got through that, we were good."
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