Whitney's(Houston)in Strict Sect (Black Hebrews)

TROUBLED pop queen Whitney Houston is dabbling with a strict Hebrew sect in a bid to sort out her life.

The singer was in Israel with wayward husband Bobby Brown yesterday to find out more about the Jewish group.

Whitney, 39, who had a No1 hit with Saving All My Love For You, became interested in the Black Hebrews after her sister-in-law Pat joined them.

They are an African-American community that moved to Israel in 1969 and settled in the southern town of Dimona.

Followers are banned from eating meat, dairy products and sugar and leaders decide who they marry.

The Sun told on Saturday how former cocaine addict Whitney was rushed to hospital last week.

She had emergency treatment after blood started pouring from her nose after a late-night party.

A source close to Whitney — a Christian — said: “She is very interested in this group and feels they can help her through her troubles. She and Bobby have both connected with the religious leaders in Israel.

“One thing everyone agrees is that anything that keeps Whitney out of trouble is a good thing.”

Whitney has had a stormy marriage with rapper Bobby, 34, who has spent time in jail for drugs-related offences.

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