May 19, 2013
Brown has been in and out of jail, and Houston has checked herself into a rehabilitation program.
But it's their reality, and Brown wants to bring that reality to television.
Brown's production company, B-Two Entertainment, has been following the couple around Atlanta in hopes of selling a show about Brown's life to a network.
Houston's publicist, Nancy Seltzer, says the show is about Brown, although she will help her husband if she can.
Houston joined Brown, their ten-year-old daughter, Bobbi Kristina, and the family dog for dinner Monday at the Palm Restaurant in Atlanta's Buckhead district. Houston's Atlanta attorney, Mark Trigg, says a representative of Houston's rehab center accompanied her to the restaurant.
A waiter says they dined on a six-pound lobster, 24-ounce porterhouse steak and several plates of Clams Oreganato. Bobbi Kristina had her own lobster and the dog snacked on steak tartare. The next night, at Prime in Atlanta, Houston sang "Happy Birthday" to a fellow diner, as a five-person production crew caught the action.
Seltzer says Houston, who is in an inpatient rehab program, is allowed approved authorized outings.
Gwinnett police Cpl. Dan Huggins says Houston received a speeding ticket Tuesday in suburban Gwinnett County for driving 68 mph in a 45 mph.
