Whitney Houston Dies at 48: Cause of Death Unknown; Spotted With Blood on Leg This Week, Twitter Blames Bobby Brown

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"One thing I will say, is that there is anybody to fault for her death, it would be Bobby Brown. that's all I have to say," Twitter user B. Williams posted after learning of the singer's death.

"Will always love Whitney. Will always loathe Bobby Brown," another user stacy-marie ishmael wrote.

But not every fan of Whitney Houston is quick to blame the singer's ex-husband.

"Bobby Brown cant take all da blame. She had her own nostrils and her own lungs and her own lips and legs.. and brain," Twitter user Leon Scratcha Smart @ScratchaDVA wrote.

Before her death was announced on Saturday, Whitney Houston was seen leaving night club Tru Hollywood this week, with her daughter Bobbi Kristina. The Sun reported that she looked "worse for wear." The singer also looked like blood was dripping down her leg and had a long scratch on her wrist, according to The Sun.

Whitney Houston was born on Aug. 9, 1963 in Newark, N.J. to singer Cissy Houston. She was discovered about 20 years later by famous producer Clive Davis, reportedly in a New York nightclub. At the peak of her career in the 1980s to the late 1990s, Whitney Houston became a best-selling artist worldwide. she sold more than 50 million records sold in the U.S. alone.

She first sang in church before making it big. Whitney Houston also sang backup for Chaka Khan and Jermaine Jackson to name a few. Her debut album "Whitney Houston," came in 1985 and had many hits. Her song "Saving All My Love for You"brought Whitney Houston her her first Grammy for best female pop vocal.

Pretty soon, Whitney Houston made a successful transition onto the big screen where she starred in movies such as "The Bodyguard" and "Waiting to Exhale."

At her lowest, Whitney Houston was seen under the battling drugs, which has taken a toll on her vocals and poor album sales. The has admitted to the media that she used marijuana, pills and cocaine. She had confessed to Oprah Winfrey in 2010, that at one point in her life, doing drugs was as an everyday thing.