Drug Use & Diva Fits! Bobby Brown's Ex-Bandmates Uncover Singer's Biggest Secrets
May 24 2018, Updated 4:51 p.m. ET
After the hit new miniseries, The New Edition Story, debuted its first two installments this week on BET, fans were shocked to learn the extent of drama that went on behind the scenes among members Bobby Brown, Johnny Gill, Ralph Tresvant, Ronnie DeVoe, Ricky Bell, Michael Bivins.
The show chronicled the group's transformation from Boston boys to music superstar men, revealing just how many problems they ran into along the way — especially thanks to hot-headed Brown.
In a new segment of Rewind That, the members were interviewed separately about the miniseries, weighing in on what ultimately led to them to vote Brown, who would go on to marry Whitney Houston, out of the band.
"I never lied to them and told them I didn't want to go solo," Brown said, defending himself. "They knew I wanted to be solo, but at the same time I was causing so much conflict with the way I performed and the way they performed, and how fast I grew up and how fast they grew up. So it was only a matter of time before everything went down."
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"He started doing Bobby Brown s**t," Ralph Tresvant slammed Brown during his sit-down. "He was showing up when he wanted to, not showing up. . .He started being the cat that stopped caring about all of that."
"I felt constricted," Brown later told cameras. "And then they would cut my parts. . .I was getting so frustrated with that. I was just angry, I wanted to perform."
"When Bobby was voted out of the group, it was presented like, 'This is jeo