That previously reported brand new reality show, 'Being Bobby Brown' starts next month on Bravo, and Brown has been talking about the show in an interview with NBC. He and wife Whitney Houston, who recently completed a course of drug rehabilitation, have been the subject of tabloid coverage for years, of course.
On why he decided to allow cameras into his life for six months he said "it's easy for people to just have the freedom to be able to say things about me, and me not say anything. That's the easy part. But the hard part is to show them me, because I'm scared of being myself, sometimes."
On that incident a couple of years back when Whitney called the police claiming that her husband had hit her, Brown said "Me and my wife play a lot. It was just a misunderstanding. I mean, we slap box, and she hits hard, hard."
Asked how Whitney felt about the reality show, he said: "When she saw how much fun I was having with the cameras, I mean, because it's like, I didn't change when the cameras got around... I think it brought us close together, because it showed us that we're just normal."