The National Enquirer has some serious bastards on there payroll and will never be mistaken for Readers Digest. This week they took the extraordinary step of running a photo of what they say is Whitney Houston in her open casket prior to her funeral on Saturday.
This shouldn't be much of a shock sources are reminiscent of the time back in 1977 when Elvis Presley died and yet again the Enquirer had his open casket on the front page. I know the family has to be heartbroken that this picture has been released. She looks so peaceful and beautiful, this is still so, so, sad.
Crazy how sometimes you can’t trust the people you call your friends. Sources report that someone in Whitney Houston’s camp sold images of the late queen of pop to the National Enquirer. No word on how much they paid for the picture.
So we ask? Did The Enquirer go too far? Is this part for the course with today's tabloid journalism or both?
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