BeBe Winans Gives Heartfelt Eulogy At Whitney Houston Funeral

Gospel legend BeBe Winans gave one of the most emotional eulogies during Whitney Houston‘s funeral, as his tears sometimes tripped him up, but he valiantly trudged on and gave a moving tribute to the pop star. “We spent a lot of time together and we talk about her voice and we talk about her talent, which was a beautiful thing, but what I’m going to miss is crazy Whitney,” Winans quipped.

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“If anything I want to share in what I’m going to miss is that Whitney when we were getting ready to to our first major headline tour and Whitney told us we had to come over. So we came over to the house and she said ‘Okay,’ we were sitting in the closet…her closet was about as big as a church so we weren’t crowded. So we’re sitting there, okay, so, all right, I’ve got to tell you what

we’re going to do, we’re going to– I went and i had some uniforms made, looked at her, what? she said i’ve got the background dresses for the girls, the three girls in a cream, and, and i got the band and the cream for the shirts and bb i got you a suit, a cream suit and CeCe, I got you a melon dress made and I got me a green one. and she made her a green one. because we going to headline and she was determined and Clive, I know it made Clive so mad, but she decided at the height of her career she was going to come sing background with BeBe and CeCe!”

“And so we sat there and we said, Whitney, you can’t do that, nobody told you to do that, girl, this is not a material relationship!”

“And she said, ‘Okay, okay, look, let me just say this, you my brother and sister, right?’ We we said, ‘Yeah.’ She goes and I’m your sister, right? Yes, you are our sister. She said, okay, and we love each other, right. Yeah, we love each other and she said, and this is what I’m thinking– y’all broke, right?”

“And then she said, I’m rich, right? And I can buy what I want to for y’all,

right? And that is the Whitney. That is the Whitney!”

He went on to honor Houston by singing “I Really Miss You” with sister CeCe Winans.

Watch Winans eulogy below via Fox News: