In 2000, singer Whitney Houston was detained in Keahole-Kona International Airport in Hawaii for possession of marijuana. Two years later, Houston confessed to reporter Diane Sawyer that she had struggled addictions to marijuana, prescription drugs and cocaine. In 2004, Houston was admitted to a drug rehabilitation center for five days, and was later readmitted in 2005. Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images (Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
MENDHAM, N.J. (WPIX) -
Whitney Houston has put her multi-million dollar New Jersey home where she married Bobby Brown on the market for $2.5 mlllion.
The couple got hitched at the $5.6 million dollar home in Mendham in 1992 and then separated in 2007.
The real estate website describes the residence as a modern-styled home full of natural light and containing "circular-themed interior spaces," as well as four-car garage, three fireplaces, walk-in closets, a bar, skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Houston nearly lost the home in 2006 after Mendham tax officials claim the 46-year-old singer and former reality star failed to pay taxes for four straight quarters and ignored delinquent notices.
By the time the news came to light, the East-Orange native apparently owed nearly $83,000 and her mortgage company launched a lawsuit against her for $1.04 million, which reportedly led to foreclosure paperwork. The sale was somehow averted.
During the end of their marriage, Brown and Houston moved to Atlanta. She and her daughter, Bobbi, currently reside in Los Angeles.
The couple got hitched at the $5.6 million dollar home in Mendham in 1992 and then separated in 2007.
The real estate website describes the residence as a modern-styled home full of natural light and containing "circular-themed interior spaces," as well as four-car garage, three fireplaces, walk-in closets, a bar, skylights and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Houston nearly lost the home in 2006 after Mendham tax officials claim the 46-year-old singer and former reality star failed to pay taxes for four straight quarters and ignored delinquent notices.
By the time the news came to light, the East-Orange native apparently owed nearly $83,000 and her mortgage company launched a lawsuit against her for $1.04 million, which reportedly led to foreclosure paperwork. The sale was somehow averted.
During the end of their marriage, Brown and Houston moved to Atlanta. She and her daughter, Bobbi, currently reside in Los Angeles.
