In case y’all haven’t heard by now, Bobby Brown’s 3-part BET biopic, “Bobby Brown Story,” has been causing mass hysteria all up and down Twitter and for good reason. For one, Bobby’s life had more drama, battles, excitement and sadness, than ever.

On Wednesday September 5, 2018, part 2 aired and sadly, it covered the multiple tragedies that occurred in Bobby’s life in a seemingly short period of time. One such tragedy was the scene in which he lost his beloved mother, Carole Brown and at her funeral, Bobby’s then ex-wife, Whitney, delivered a touching song tribute to Mrs. Carole. So did Bobby’s New Edition brothers.

During the funeral scene, Whitney was portrayed stating that Mrs. Carole would be her mother-in-law ‘forever’ and she did not care that Bobby’s wife, Alicia Etheredge-Brown, was sitting right there in front as she spoke. That was the Whitney the we all know and love- she kept it real at ALL times, even in the midst of her forever mom-in-law’s funeral.

WATCH the REAL Funeral Footage Of Whitney & New Edition Singing Tributes For Mama Carole

Needless to say, Twitter was on fire following that heart-wrenching funeral scene in the movie and now, the actual footage of both Whitney & New Edition singing at Mrs. Carole’s REAL funeral has surfaced. Whitney sang “Precious Lord” and she later joined Johnny Gill (accompanied by Ronnie, Bobby, Ricky, Ralph, and Mike) for a rendition of “Never Would Have Made It.”

It was very sad, but beautiful to witness, as Whitney sang her heart out to offer comfort for the man she loved for 14+ years and also as New Edition uplifted Bobby and his loved ones at the home-going. Mrs. Carole would have been proud of her ‘forever’ daughter-in-law and her sons’ childhood friends, N.E., who she knew since they were youngins running around Boston. Take a look at these rarely seen tributes:
Whitney sings “Precious Lord” at Carole Brown’s funeral…

Whitney & Johnny Gill sing “Never Would Have Made It” with N.E. members at Mama Carole’s funeral…

Bobby Mourned Back-To-Back Personal Deaths

It’s so heartbreaking to see that footage of Whitney singing at Mama Carole’s funeral, only for her to pass away, just over 1 year later.

As we previously reported, Bobby’s Dad, Mom, and ex-wife, Whitney Houston, died all within a 2-year span. Just three years later, so did his beloved daughter, Bobby Kristina Brown.

Bobby’s mother, Carole Brown, passed away on January 20, 2011. Just one year later, Bobby’s dad, Herbert “Pops” Brown, died on December 10, 2011. Bobby’s mother’s death actually reunited him with Whitney (from a peaceful, friendship standpoint), which led to Whitney singing at his Mom’s funeral.

Sadly, only one month after Bobby’s Dad passed away, our beloved Whitney passed away on February 11, 2012, sending Bobby into a downward spiral that was clouded in extreme grief, as he tried to cope with what was happening. After Whitney’s death, Bobby had a relapse with alcohol addiction in August of 2012, after successfully managing to stay sober for 7 years prior to that. His 2012 relapse caused him to get a DUI, which landed him in rehab for 18 months.

Then came the ultimate, most unnatural kind of pain that NO parent should ever have to bare- the death of his and Whitney’s daughter, Bobbi Kristina on July 26, 2015. Sadly, by February 2016, Bobby Brown was reportedly back in the same position he was in about four years prior to- allegedly trying to self medicate the grief away. That caused him to enter into a rehab facility for an unknown substance abuse, allegedly.

Being that Bobby is a recovered drug addict, his alleged relapse after Bobbi Kris’ passing, is understandable. Although Bobby has been fighting his heart out to keep pushing forward in life with his other children and also in his career, there is only so much heartache one person can take and we all have different ways of dealing with it. We truly wish Bobby B. well and give him the utmost respect for sharing his ups, downs, fails, and heartaches with the world. Hopefully his story will help someone else from making the same mistakes.