The beloved singer of one of the songs of the century, I Will Always Love You, was nominated in 1995 to have her star in Hollywood Blvd., but her representative and staff never came back to the Chamber of Commerce to determine the date of the awarding event. Therefore, the deadline to receive her star expired. At the time, celebrities had 5 years to set a date for the star to be placed.

Still, even after the deadline was way past them, the producer of the tourist attraction, Ana Martinez, said that they were open to discussions to establish a date together with the artist’s family to finally have the star installed. However, during an interview, Houston’s manager and sister-in-law revealed that, “Houston did not want people to walk on her name.”

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