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Whitney and Bobby do the reality thing submitted by: Lisa D. source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution Date: April 13, 2004 By RICHARD L. ELDREDGE The Easter Bunny wasn't the only one making the rounds over the weekend. Buzz Central's fave reality show filming couple, Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, obliged us with numerous sightings around the ATL. On Friday, Houston was spotted by shoppers at the Toys "R" Us at North Point Mall. We're told that Houston was allowed to browse without interruption. There was no immediate word whether Bobbi Kristina now has a new Barbie condo as a result. While Houston was shopping, Brown was apparently playing the Area 51 video game and ordering a cheese steak sub at Zapolli's Pizzeria in Duluth. On Monday, general manager Victor Cole told Buzz that Brown came in with an unidentified little boy and had two Bud Light drafts (a 12-ounce and a 20-ounce) while he waited for his to-go order. For her trouble, server Joyce Burke received an 8-cent tip. "We were kind of perturbed and a little surprised by that," said Cole. "Of course, we know he's got those child support payments, so that could be a part of it." After receiving his order, Brown and the child left as passengers in a waiting car. On Saturday night, Houston and Brown were feeling a bit more flush. They dined at the chef's table at Joel. And, yes, the cameras that have been tailing them for their proposed reality series came along. The couple spent dinner viewing "home movies" in the state-of-the-art chef's room and noshing on caviar, green salad, crab cakes, oysters, squab, Niman Ranch pork and beef tenderloin, and several chocolate pistachio desserts with cappuccino and espresso. B2 Entertainment producers told restaurant reps that the series is tentatively titled "Being Bobby Brown." The tab was picked up by B2 Entertainment, and we're told the tip was "nice." Site design by: Dolphin Webpage Designs © 1996-2004