We love you Whitney. Be free.

And there's always someone that loves us. XO

Whitney's life was public, with so many following her professional and personal success and difficult challenges.

I pray for her little girl to be strong, as she is too young to deal with the huge volume of "care takers" that are lined up to burst that fortune left behind. This will be a struggle and I really hope that she will be able to grasp only good going forward.

Apparently, after all is said and done, there isn't very much, but certainly something for her. She has strong family, but then again, so did Whitney.

I think of the children: Michael Jackson's sons and daughter, Whitney's daughter, and somehow I am thankful that my family, loved ones and I are not in any side of the paparazzi lenses.

My heart goes out to them, children of parents who left this world - celebrities or not. I cannot think of anything as hard as this. Losing parents that were there in every step to drugs (either legal or not).

At the end, I know it is God's call.

I was just reading an article about what Whitney's estate was estimated at, and not much.
Unlike Michael Jackson, she did not write her songs, and the only one who's going to collect any royalties from I will always love you, which was the most downloaded song on itunes this morning is Ms.Dolly. clive Davis appears to be the one who will collect any additional royalties, and they say she had gone through much of herf "fortune" in the past ten years.