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Bobby Brown had a smile on his face whereas discussing his alleged relationship with Janet Jackson in his A&E Biography particular, which aired on Might 30. “I had a giant crush on Janet,” Bobby admitted. “The whole lot. Her little smile, her physique, dance strikes, her little snort.” Whereas Janet has by no means publicly spoken about her alleged romance with Bobby, he has beforehand opened up concerning the relationship in his memoir. It was additionally depicted in a Bobby Brown biopic again in 2018.
“We liked one another’s firm,” Bobby added within the Biography particular. “We didn’t have that lengthy of a relationship. The explanation me and Janet broke it off is as a result of she couldn’t be with a person like myself. I’m from the initiatives. I’m hood. Her father wouldn’t enable her to be with somebody like me. Janet was the crush of my life.” Nonetheless, after the 2 broke it off, Bobby mentioned he met the “love of [his] life” — Whitney Houston, who he went on to marry.
Within the 2018 Bobby biopic, scenes depicted Bobby and Janet falling for one another whereas she was in a relationship with Rene Elizondo Jr. The sequence depicted Bobby asking Janet if she couldn’t be with him due to the darker shade of his pores and skin. He additionally wrote about this alleged dialog in his memoir, Each Little Step, claiming that the discuss passed off whereas they have been mendacity in a resort mattress after having intercourse.
In the meantime, in Biography, Bobby additionally mentioned his relationship with Madonna. “Did I sleep with Madonna? We didn’t do any sleeping,” he laughed. “That simply occurred. I don’t even know the way it occurred. I don’t imagine she is aware of the way it occurred. However we didn’t do no sleeping.” Bobby beforehand advised Us Weekly that he had met Madonna by mutual buddies earlier than their “memorable” evening collectively. “We ended up going to the studio and the following factor I do know, there was some unusual issues occurring to me,” he mentioned in 2016. “[It was] form of bizarre, however, you already know, memorable.”