Bobbi Kristina Makes Acting Debut In Tyler Perry's Sitcom

Bobbi Kristina continues to strive and reach her goals of being a triple threat like her mother Whitney Houston. First up on the list is nailing her acting gig courtesy of Tyler Perry on his latest sitcom ‘For Better of Worse’.

From the looks of the preview for the next season of the TBS comedy, Bobbi Kristina nailed it!

The comedy centers around characters/couples Angela and  Marcus Williams, Joseph and Leslie and Richard and Keisha. Bobbi plays the daughter of one of the stylist.

It was previously believed that Bobbi walked off set overcome with grief from the loss of her mother. Tyler quickly squashed the rumors, defending the young actress and asking the media to leave her alone!

‘There is no way that she could have walked off the set because we have finished taping the season. So yes she was grieving, but grief aside, she managed to finish her obligation and did a great job at the same time.’

After successfully completing her acting debut Bobbi is tackling her own reality show with Pat Houston and Gary Houston on Lifetime called The Houston Family Chronicles. Here’s how Lifetime describes the reality show,

“Pat Houston, Whitney’s sister-in-law, manager and most trusted confidant, manages the business and estate of the beloved singer and her most prized possession, her daughter Bobbi Kristina. The series will follow Pat and her husband, Gary, Whitney Houston’s brother, as they take on their greatest challenge, supporting and guiding Bobbi Kristina as she faces the world alone, without the one person she relied on the most, her Mother. A mother to her own teenage daughter, Rayah, Pat understands the difficulty of raising a young woman in a world where social media and peer pressure are the norm.”

Should be interesting.

Bobbi Kristina on ‘For Better or Worse’:

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