Whitney Houston Young Pictures As A Model for Seventeen Magazine 1981

 Whitney Houston 1981 - We remember her as an sweet young hopeful girl. Seventeen Magazine from 1981 showing pictures where she was posing on the beach.

Pure honest and sweet upcoming worldwide talent.
Two of the shots show Whitney Houston sporting a red one-piece along with a snorkelling mask as she carries flippers before heading out into the surf with her fellow models.
Another image sees the angelic-faced Whitney Houston sat on the edge of a sunbed while wearing a red dress as she throws her head back in laughter.

How beautiful life can be without using all kind of drugs and alcohol. I just don't get how much fame and personal drama can cause so much depression and personal problems. And to solve it with drugs? I say NO!

 

The fashion editor also took to the website to tell of how professional Whitney Houston was, despite her young years. Diane Forden wrote: “Anytime we were booking models for a photo shoot, we would always say, <<Let’s book Whitney>>, <<See if Whitney is available>>, <<Whitney would be great for this story>>.

“She was never a diva and she was always professional. She showed up on time and made our jobs easier by doing her best in front of the camera. She never complained if days ran long and cheerfully did whatever was expected.”
Two years after Whitney Houston graced the cover of the teen magazine, she landed a record deal with Arista and began putting together her first album.
Whitney Houston released her self-titled debut album two years later, in 1985, which sold more than 25 million copies internationally and paved the way for her to hit the big-time.
The touching photographs only make the star’s untimely death seem even more tragic, and they are unearthed as it is reported by Radar Online that she allegedly died from a deadly concoction of Valium, Xanax and alcohol.
However the cause of death is yet to be confirmed, pending toxicology reports which are expected to be released in a few weeks.
Whitney Houston was laid to rest on Sunday in her homeland of Newark, New Jersey, following her funeral the day before.