Enquirer Runs Whitney Coffin Pic

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:33PM ET / Published Feb. 22, 2012 3:53PM ET

The National Enquirer

Whitney Houston graced the cover of the National Enquirer Wednesday, but in a different way than usual: the paper ran a photo of Houston’s body in her coffin that was snapped by someone at a private viewing before her funeral. The paper does not say who took the photo, but speculation points to a family member with a cell phone. According to the Enquirer, Houston was wearing jewels worth $500,000 and gold slippers. The photo—uncensored version here—provoked outrage from Houston’s fans on Twitter after it was published Wednesday.

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