ATLANTA, Feb. 21,
2012, 9:30 a.m.
- Dogged by negative
publicity generated from singer Bobby Brown leaving the funeral of the late
singer and actor Whitney Houston, an attorney for the Houston's
family says that Brown breached an agreement by trying to talk to
the former couple's daughter during
the funeral.Attorney Mark Trigg says that
Brown, who was married to Houston for almost 20 years, violated a seating and
separation order.
Triggs said that Brown was suppose to sit in the
first three rows with Houston's family and not his children, who are
not Houston's. The attorney said that Brown's children were told
that they must sit close to the back with their uncle.
Security "discretely, politely, respectfully asked
the children to sit with their uncle," Trigg told WVEE-FM in
Atlanta.
He said Brown also had agreed not to try to speak
with Bobbi Kristina Houston Brown during the service but tried to
anyway.
"The other part of our agreement was if Bobbi
Kristina reached out to Bobby then security was certainly going to
make sure that happened. If she did not initiate that contact then
he was not to reach out for her ..unfortunately that did not happen.
He was asked to return to his seat. He decide that he wanted to
leave the service."
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