Bobby Brown denies violence against Whitney Houston

Brown, appearing with the stars of the film at the Television Critics Association's summer press tour, denied any violence involving Houston, who died in 2012 and who he married from 1992 to 2007.

"There have been no violent incidents between me and Whitney … You are wrong, you are completely wrong," he said in response to the question of a journalist. The room calmed down before another reporter said that the 911 ca ll, which led to a domestic violence complaint and a minor misdemeanor charge against Brown, is part of the public record.

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Brown simply replied: "The public folder is wrong."

"The Bobby Brown Story" (Sept. 4 and 5, 9 EDT / PDT) details the life of singer and solo performer of New Edition and stars Woody McClain as Brown and Gabrielle Dennis as Houston.

Earlier in the panel, Brown said that he was not bothered to be at the Beverly Hilton, the hotel where Houston died.

"The spirit of my ex-wife is probably still here, being here and promoting this film and being able to smile to be here with my wife and children," he said. just come from Hawaii and this has been a beautiful time, so being here is only another notch. "

He said the film is an opportunity to set the record straight again. Time on stories that he says to be fake.

"What people do not understand is that the stories told about me are fake. all that the press has believed on me and I am able to tell my story from what I know, my truth, "he said. "That's the fundamental reason we did this movie was to be able to tell my side of the story and that's what's going to happen, that's what you're going to see . "

Brown dismissed a question about the scandals in his life, saying, "I do not think there are any juicy scandals, I think that there is just life that I'm having. I lived. and the things I'm not proud of … So the scandals, there are no scandals, there's just juiciness. "

Brown said that the most difficult aspect of the film involved scenes with his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown, who died in 2015.

" I think the most difficult parts were the scenes with my daughter (I'm still missing her and not having her here.) I could not sit through the visual part. It was just hard, "he says.