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National Enquirer Publisher Calls Whitney Houston’s Corpse Photo Beautiful

Posted: February 23, 2012

National Inquirer Whitney Houston Dead Body

Whitney Houston’s dead body was recently unveiled to the public in a National Enquirer world exclusive and their publisher, Mary Beth, told FoxNews.com:

“I thought it was beautiful“

The photo in question portrays the late R&B singer Whitney Houston’s corpse laying in a gold casket with the following headline: “Whitney: The Last Photo!”  The late singer, known for hits like Heartbreak Hotel, died her Beverly Hills hotel room at the age of 48.

In response to Mary Beth’s comment, The Washington Post clearly stated that “a line had been crossed.”

As beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I believe Mary Beth’s perspective to be legitimate and that of her own regardless of whether or not I agree with her.  What do you think about Mary Beth’s comment?

Comments


5 Archived Responses to “ National Enquirer Publisher Calls Whitney Houston’s Corpse Photo Beautiful ”

  1. Kellie Altieri
    Feb 24, 2012

    this is something we should all expect from a publication like the National Enquirer. They make their money on being completely tasteless.

  2. Lisa Young
    Feb 24, 2012

    SHAME ON YOU! HOW DO YOU THINK HER DAUGHTER FEELS SEEING HER MOM ON DISPLAY IN YOUR TASTELESS MAGAZINE. IF I WERE HER MOM…YOU SHOULD BE EXPECTING A CALL FROM MY LAWYER!

  3. Barbara Williams
    Feb 24, 2012

    THE BEAUTY YOU SPEAK OF FROM THE EARTHLY STATE WAS BEAUTIFUL, BUT THE STATE SHE IS IN NOW IS DIVINE AND WILL NEVER SUFFER AGAIN. IN THE ARMS OF JESUS. ABSENT FROM THE BODY BUT PRESENCE WITH GOD.

  4. Barbara Williams
    Feb 24, 2012

    THE SPIRIT OF GOD SAYS HOW ARE YOU LIVING YOUR LIFE? IS IT PLEASING TO GOD AND WHERE DO YOU GO WHEN YOU LEAVE THIS EARTH. JESUS IS THE ANSWER EXCEPT HIM AND YOU WILL SEE WHITNEY AGAIN SOON.

  5. Christopher Koulouris
    Feb 24, 2012

    Aren’t you glad some sleazy magazine will always figure how to get its hands on the most private moments imaginable to grieving friends and relatives and somehow manage to bring the joy a few bucks away from your doorstep. Maybe one day if you happen to be an important person you too can hope to see your pitiless soul sunbathing in front of a lap dancing public hungry to get whatever last glimpse they can of you.

    Isn't it time you became a celebrity too?

    http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2012/02/whitney-houston-casket-photo-why-we-cant-just-put-the-diva-away-yet/