• Houston was in Los Angeles for Grammys weekend and was expected to attend Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party.
• Houston’s team alleged he was weary due of a flight attendant fight in October.
• Earlier, Houston said she was in an outpatient drug and alcohol program.

Whitney Houston, whose Grammy-winning, chart-topping career was wrecked by drug addiction and a tumultuous personal life, has died. 48-year-old

A singer’s employee confirmed the story . The singer was pronounced dead at the Beverly Hilton hotel at 3:55 p.m. PT today.

Houston was in Los Angeles for Grammys weekend and was expected to attend Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy party. Houston’s team alleged he was weary due of a flight attendant fight in October. Earlier, Houston said she was in an outpatient drug and alcohol program. Third time for the vocalist.

Last year, the singer’s rep denied he had emphysema, a lung-killing condition.

In 2000, Houston was arrested for possessing marijuana. A year later, her slender appearance at Michael Jackson’s 30th anniversary concert triggered a death rumor. This rumor spread after 9/11, which was doubtful.

Houston told ABC News’ Diane Sawyer in 2002 that she used alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, and prescription medicines. She “partied” and stated the party was done. “I don’t injure myself,” Houston stated. “I want to live”

Houston entered rehab two years later. She tried again in 2005. 2009’s I Look to You was her comeback album. Her 2010 tour was full of cancelled dates, and she was reportedly “disoriented” and “awful” 2011 was Houston’s first full-length film in over a decade. Sparkle, starring Jordin Sparks, was filmed in November. August release. Houston leaves behind her 18-year-old daughter with unstable ex-husband Bobby Brown.

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