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The sexuality of American cultural icon Whitney Houston has been the topic of debate and discussion. During her early career, speculation on Houston's close relationship with personal assistant Robyn Crawford led many tabloid media reporters to bring up rumors that Houston was a "closeted lesbian". Houston was often broached on the subject and constantly denied that she and Crawford were ever sexually intimate and denied she was gay. Houston married singer Bobby Brown in 1992 and while she would have her only child, daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown, with her husband, many in the tabloid and mainstream press believed Houston only married Brown to quiet any speculation on her sexuality, a claim Bobby Brown himself later believed. Prior to Brown, Houston had few relationships with men, including a secretive affair with Jermaine Jackson, which inspired the recording and music video to Houston's hit, "Saving All My Love for You", as well as with Eddie Murphy, who was reportedly "elusive", and an alleged brief fling with fellow pop singer Michael Jackson.
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