Whitney Houston and Dana Bash

Whitney Elizabeth Houston, born 9 August 1963 into the musically inclined family of Newark New Jersey is the daughter of the gospel singers Cissy Houston and John Russell Houston Jr. She's also the cousin of singer Dionne Warwick. When she was a little girl, Houston began performing professionally in the church choir. She was a backing vocalist for Chaka Khosns 1978 single Im Every Woman with her mom. Then, she performed background vocals for Jermaine Jackson and Lou Rawls as well as her mom. Her vocals with the New York-based band Material brought attention to major record labels such as Arista. She signed with Arista in 1983 where she was a part of the company for the remainder of her professional career. Whitney Houston became the top-selling debut album for an artist in the year. Singles such as The Most Beautiful Love of All, How Do I Know if You Give Love and the song Saving All My Love were all released on the album. They enabled Houston to earn the seven US top tens that surpassed even the top tens of The Beatles. The album came out in 1987 and has sold more than 25 million copies across the globe. The Whitney album followed in 1987 and the singles Where Do Broken Hearts GO and I Wanna Dance With Somebody helped to further build upon the success of her debut album. It was, however the 1992 film The Bodyguard that solidified her position as one of the world's most popular artist. The film itself as well as the performance of her in it weren't widely reviewed, the soundtrack album as well as her rendition of the Dolly Parton song I Will Always Love You topped the singles and albums charts for a period of time and sold over 44 million copies around the globe. Their daughter Bobbi is born the month of March in 1993. This was the year following her wedding to Bobby Brown. In the same year her use of drugs was documented, and she began using daily in 1996.

Dana Bash or Dana Ruth Schwartz as she is more well-known as, is an American anchorwoman reporter, as well as CNN's political anchorwoman and political correspondent. She produced several weekend shows on the network, including Evans & Novak: Late Edition" as well as Inside Politics." She has previously worked for NBC and CBS. Her awards and accolades include being named to the Women in Washington Power List" by Elle magazine. Bash is widely praised by her remarkable ability as a anchor and reporter. On a personal level, the graduate from George Washington University is a caring mother for her single son. The couple was divorced twice and she is now single. Bash is an independent and confident woman. She cherishes her fans. This is the reason she is an American journalist has a presence on the social networking sites Instagram as well as Twitter where keeps her admirers informed about events that occur in her life.