Ray J Releases Official Statement on Whitney Houston's Death
Singer Ray J is still in a state of mourning after the untimely death of “close friend” Whitney Houston this past weekend. The “One Wish” singer released an official statement via his publicist where he says he is empty over the death of Houston.
“Over the past few days I’ve tried to process the emptiness that I am experiencing,” the singer said in his statement. “What my heart feels cannot be expressed in words. The world lost an icon but I lost my close friend.”
For years, rumors ran rampant about two singers sharing a romantic relationship, but both always maintatined that they were just friends. Ray J is expected to attend the “I Will Always Love You” singer’s invite-only funeral along with his sister R&B songstress Brandy. Houston’s funeral will be held tomorrow, Saturday February 18 at the late star’s home church New Hope Baptist Church in Newark, NJ.
Though the funeral is invite-only fans will be able to watch a live stream online at noon. Ray J closes his statement expressing his love for Houston calling her by her nickname. “Nippy I miss you so much, he added. “You were so happy and full of love. Your smile will live in my heart foreve
Vice-president Josep Maria Bartomeu: I do not think that Guardiola's story with Barcelona is over
The Catalan club's chief has hailed the coach's achievements since taking over the team and hinted that he is interested in remaining at Camp Nou
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Barcelona vice-president Josep Maria Bartomeu is confident that Pep Guardiola will not leave the club at the end of the season.
The 41-year-old coach's current deal expires at the end of the summer and he has been non-committal whenever asked if he wants to extend his stay at Camp Nou.
Bartomeu gave a strong indication that Guardiola is interested in a new deal and labeled the coach as the best in the game.
"We would like him to renew for many more years," Bartomeu told Sport. "He is the best coach in the world and he has not stopped making history since he arrived.
"Personally, I think that Guardiola's story with Barca is not yet over."
Guardiola has helped the Catalan giants win 13 titles, including three La Liga crowns and two Champions League trophies, since taking over the club's first team in 2008.
rThe 41-year-old coach's current deal expires at the end of the summer and he has been non-committal whenever asked if he wants to extend his stay at Camp Nou.
Bartomeu gave a strong indication that Guardiola is interested in a new deal and labeled the coach as the best in the game.
"We would like him to renew for many more years," Bartomeu told Sport. "He is the best coach in the world and he has not stopped making history since he arrived.
"Personally, I think that Guardiola's story with Barca is not yet over."
Guardiola has helped the Catalan giants win 13 titles, including three La Liga crowns and two Champions League trophies, since taking over the club's first team in 2008.
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