Bobby Brown Releases New Book "Every Little Step"

Bobby Brown Releases New Book "Every Little Step"

BHR Hollywood Reports........Bobby Brown is getting a lot off his chest in his new memoir, "Every Little Step."

"I just had to get it out," Brown said. "It was therapeutic for me to release everything that I was holding on my heart, holding in my head ... if I didn't let it out, then God knows what would happen."

The 47-year-old New Edition frontman’s “Every Little Step” tell-all hits bookstores on Monday and it’s jam-packed with stories of sex and many more things.

Whitney Houston 

“Let me say the night with the midget blew my mind,” Brown writes in a passage about his marathon bachelor party, which took place in New York, Las Vegas, Miami and Paris. “You can do things that aren’t just possible with an average-sized woman.”

According to Brown, it was his late wife Whitney Houston’s idea that he sow his wild oats before they tied the knot in 1992. Brown was only 23 at the time and says Houston wanted him to get all the “partying out of my system” before the wedding.

The Grammy-winning R&B singer appeared on "Good Morning America" to discuss the book. He said the reactions are what he "expected them to be."

"There's going to be some people that don't understand, and there's also going to be some people that's anticipating the book," Brown said. "It was very important for me ... I'm moving onto a better space and a better place in my life, and I think I couldn't have wrote this 10 years ago. Right now was the perfect time for me."

Bobby Brown 

In response to Brown's recent interview with  the mother of the late singer Whitney Houston, who was married to Brown — issued a statement:

"Whether I would've chosen Bobby for my daughter's husband or not is not important because the choice was not mine to make.

cissy houston

She loved him, and I believe him when he says he loved her. I only wish he had loved and respected her enough to make some of the negative statements about her and Krissy [their deceased daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown]
while Whitney was alive and able to respond from her perspective."

Brown responded, "That's a mother of a woman and a child. She feels the same way I feel, as far as we're missing two people in our lives that we dearly love, and that's her opinion. I mean, I have my opinion, and she has hers. There's no difference.

We're both mourning in the same way. When you read my book, you'll notice that my book is not about Whitney or my daughter. My book is about my 47 years on this earth, and that's all. New Edition, my marriage, my kids — all of my kids."

Brown said he has not been in touch with Cissy Houston for some time.

"I wish her the best, just like I hope she wishes me," he said.