Whitney Houston's estate has revealed plans for a new album from the late singer, as well as a tour featuring her hologram.In an interview with The New York Times, Whitneyâs sister-in-law and former manager, Pat Houston, revealed why now was the right time. âEverything is about timing for me,â said Houston. âItâs been quite emotional for the past seven years. But now itâs about being strategic.â The Whitney Houston Estate recently signed a deal with Primary Wave Music Publishing. As part of the agreement, Primary Wave will acquire 50 percent of the estateâs assets, including Houstonâs music and film royalties, merchandising, and the right to exploit her name and likeness. The deal reportedly values the estate at $14 million.