List of awards and nominations received by Whitney Houston

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Whitney Houston awards and nominations
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Houston performing on Good Morning America on September 1, 2009
Totals[a]
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

American entertainer Whitney Houston, nicknamed “The Voice”, accolades include 2 Emmy Awards, 6 Grammy Awards (including Record and Album of the year wins), 14 World Music Awards, 31 Billboard Music Awards, 22 American Music Awards and collected a total 28 entries in within the Guinness World Records. Her inductions include the Grammy Hall of Fame (twice), the Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and the New Jersey Hall of Fame. Whitney Houston is considered one of the greatest vocalists in popular music and one of the most influential performers of all time.

Houston held the record for the most American Music Awards received in a single year by a woman with eight wins in 1994 (overall tied with Michael Jackson).[1] Houston won a record 11 Billboard Music Awards at its fourth ceremony in 1993.[2] She also had the record for the most WMAs won in a single year, winning five awards at the 6th World Music Awards in 1994.[3]

1985[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 18th NAACP Image Awards[4][5] Whitney Houston (herself) Outstanding New Artist Won
1985 Billboard Number One Awards[A] Whitney Houston (herself) New Pop Artist[6] Won
New Black Artist[6] Won

Note:

  • A^ The Billboard Music Awards, based on Billboard magazine's year-end charts, was not held before 1990; prior to that date they were presented as "Billboard Number One Awards"

1986[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 13th American Music Awards[7][8] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Nominated
Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Nominated
Whitney Houston Favorite Soul/R&B Album Nominated
"You Give Good Love" Favorite Soul/R&B Single Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Soul/R&B Video Artist Nominated
"Saving All My Love for You" Favorite Soul/R&B Video Won
The 28th Grammy Awards[9] Whitney Houston Album of the Year Nominated
"Saving All My Love for You" Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Won
"You Give Good Love" Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
The NARM 1985-1986 Best Seller Awards[10]
(The National Association of Recording Merchandisers) 		Whitney Houston Best-selling Album by a New Artist Won
Best-selling Black Music Album by a Female Artist Won
The 3rd MTV Video Music Awards[11] "How Will I Know" Best Female Video Won
Best New Artist in a Video Nominated
The 38th Emmy Awards[12] The 28th Annual Grammy Awards Outstanding Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program Won
The 8th American Black Achievement Awards[13] Whitney Houston (herself) The Music Award Nominated
The 19th NAACP Image Awards[14] Whitney Houston (herself) Outstanding Female Recording Artist Nominated
1986 Billboard The Year in Music & Video[A]
(Year-End Charts: Number One Awards) 		Whitney Houston (herself) Top Pop Artist of the Year[15] Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Top Pop Album[16] Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Top Pop Album Artist (magazine)[17] Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Top Pop Album Artist ― Female[18] Won
Whtiney Houston (herself) Top Black Album[19] Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Top Black Album Artist[19] Won

1987[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 14th American Music Awards[20][21][22] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Won
Whitney Houston Favorite Pop/Rock Album Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Video Artist Nominated
Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Won
Whitney Houston Favorite Soul/R&B Album Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Soul/R&B Female Video Artist Nominated
"Greatest Love of All" Favorite Soul/R&B Video Single Won
1987 BRIT Awards[23] (formerly "BPI Awards") Whitney Houston (herself) Best International Solo Artist Won
The 29th Grammy Awards[24][25] "Greatest Love of All" Record of the Year Nominated
The 13th People's Choice Awards[26] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer (tied with Madonna) Won
The 1st Soul Train Music Awards[27] Whitney Houston Best Album of the Year, Female Nominated
"Greatest Love of All" Best Single, Female Nominated
The 9th American Black Achievement Awards[28] Whitney Houston (herself) The Music Award (shared with Luther Vandross) Won
The 20th NAACP Image Awards[29] Whitney Outstanding Female Recording Artist Nominated
1987 Billboard The Year in Music & Video[A]
(Year-End Charts: Number One Awards) 		Whitney Houston (herself) Top Pop Album Artist ― Female[30] Won

1988[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 15th American Music Awards[31][32] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Won
"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Favorite Pop/Rock Single Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Nominated
1988 BRIT Awards[33] (formerly "BPI Awards") Whitney Houston (herself) Best International Solo Artist Nominated
The 30th Grammy Awards[34][35] Whitney Album of the Year Nominated
"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Won
"For the Love of You" Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
The 14th People's Choice Awards[36][37] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer Won
The 2nd Soul Train Music Awards[38][39] Whitney Best R&B Album of the Year, Female Won
"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Best Music Video Nominated
National Urban Coalition[40][B] Whitney Houston (herself) Distinguished Artist/Humanitarian Award Won
Grambling State University[41][C] Whitney Houston (herself) Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters Won
American Dental Hygienists' Association[42] Whitney Houston (herself) America's Greatest Smiles Won
The 1st Garden State Music Awards[43] Whitney Houston (herself) Best Female Vocalist, Rock/Pop Won
Whitney Best Album, Rock/Pop Won
"So Emotional" Best Single, Rock/Pop Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Best Female Vocalist, R&B/Dance Won
Whitney Best Album, R&B/Dance Won
"So Emotional" Best Single, R&B/Dance Won
"I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Best Music Video Won
The 10th American Black Achievement Awards[44] Whitney Houston (herself) The Music Award Won
BRAVO magazine's Bravo Otto[45][46] Whitney Houston (herself) Beste Sängerin (Best Female Singer) ― Silver Otto Award Won
1988 Billboard The Year in Music & Video[47][A]
(Year-End Charts: Number One Awards) 		Whitney Houston (herself) Top Pop Singles Artist ― Female Won
1988 Sports Emmy Awards "One Moment in Time" Music Won

Note:

  • B^ Houston earned the award for charitable acts including a public service announcement urging minority youth to study science and math, and participation on an Arista Records charity album whose proceeds went to the United Negro College Fund.[40]
  • C^ She received the honorary doctorate degree for her contribution to the arts through music.[48]

1989[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 16th American Music Awards[49][50] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Won
Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Won
The 31st Grammy Awards[51] "One Moment in Time" Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
The 15th People's Choice Awards[52] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer Won
The 3rd Soul Train Music Awards[53] "Where Do Broken Hearts Go" Best R&B/Urban Contemporary Single, Female Nominated
The 2nd Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Singer Nominated

1990[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 32nd Grammy Awards[54] "It Isn't, It Wasn't, It Ain't Never Gonna Be"
(Duet with Aretha Franklin) 		Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal Nominated
The 46th United Negro College Fund Awards[55][D] Whitney Houston (herself) The Frederick D. Patterson Award Won
The 21st Songwriters Hall of Fame Induction & Awards[56] Whitney Houston (herself) Howie Richmond Hitmaker Award Won
The 4th Essence Awards[57] Whitney Houston (herself) The Essence Award for the Performing Arts Won

Note:

  • D^ Houston was honored for her long-standing dedication to Black higher education.[55]

1991[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 8th American Cinema Awards[58] Whitney Houston (herself) The Musical Performer of the Year Won
The 33rd Grammy Awards[59] "I'm Your Baby Tonight" Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
1991 BRIT Awards[60] Whitney Houston (herself) Best International Female Artist Nominated
The 13th American Black Achievement Awards[61][E] Whitney Houston (herself) The Music Award Won
The 2nd Billboard Music Awards[62][63] Whitney Houston (herself) Top Album Artists ― Female Nominated
Top Pop Singles Artist Nominated
Top Pop Singles Artist ― Female Nominated
Top R&B Artist Won
I'm Your Baby Tonight Top R&B Album Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Top R&B Album Artist Won
Top R&B Singles Artist Won
"All the Man That I Need" Top Adult Contemporary Single Nominated

Note:

1992[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 26th NAACP Image Awards[64][65] HBO Presents Welcome Home Heroes with Whitney Houston Outstanding Variety Series or Special Nominated
"I'm Your Baby Tonight" Outstanding Female Artist Nominated
The 13th CableACE Awards[66] HBO Presents Welcome Home Heroes with Whitney Houston Performance in a Music Special or Series Won
Music Special Nominated
The 19th American Music Awards[67] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Nominated
Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Nominated
I'm Your Baby Tonight Favorite Soul/R&B Album Nominated
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist Nominated
I'm Your Baby Tonight Favorite Adult Contemporary Album Nominated
The 34th Grammy Awards[68] "All the Man That I Need" Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
The 6th Soul Train Music Awards[69] I'm Your Baby Tonight Best R&B/Soul Album, Female Nominated
"All the Man That I Need" Best R&B/Soul Single, Female Nominated
The 8th Carousel of Hope Ball[70]
(The Children's Diabetes Foundation) 		Whitney Houston (herself) Brass Ring Award Won

1993[edit]

Awards show Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 35th Grammy Awards[71] "I Belong to You" Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
The 7th Soul Train Music Awards[72] "I Will Always Love You" Best R&B/Soul Single, Female Won
The 19th People's Choice Awards[73] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer Won
"I Will Always Love You" Favorite New Music Video Won
The Bodyguard Favorite Actress in a Dramatic Motion Picture Nominated
13th Golden Raspberry Awards Whitney Houston (herself) Worst Actress Nominated
Worst New Star Nominated
"Queen of the Night Worst Original Song Nominated
The 2nd MTV Movie Awards[74][75] The Bodyguard Best Movie Nominated
Best Female Performance Nominated
Best Breakthrough Performance Nominated
Best On-Screen Duo (with Kevin Costner) Nominated
"I Will Always Love You" Best Song From A Movie Won
The 5th Billboard Music Awards[76][77][F] Whitney Houston (herself) ★Hot 100 Singles Artist Won
"I Will Always Love You" ★Hot 100 Single Won
Whitney Houston (herself) ★Hot R&B Singles Artist Won
"I Will Always Love You" ★Hot R&B Single Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack ★Top Billboard 200 Album (Top Album of the Year) Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack ★Top R&B Album Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack ★Top Soundtrack Album Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack ★Album Most Weeks at #1 for 20 weeks (Special Award) Won
"I Will Always Love You" ★Single Most Weeks at #1 for 14 weeks (Special Award) Won
Whitney Houston (herself) ★#1 World Artist Won
"I Will Always Love You" ★#1 World Single Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Hot Adult Contemporary Artist Nominated
Whitney Houston (herself) Hot 100 Singles Artist ― Female (Whitney Houston) Won
"I Will Always Love You" Hot 100 Singles Sales Won
Hot R&B Singles Sales Won
Smash Hits Poll Winners Party Whitney Houston (herself) Best Female Artist Won
BRAVO Magazine's Bravo Otto[78] Whitney Houston (herself) Best Actress - Silver Otto Award Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Best Female Singer - Silver Otto Award Won
The 7th Japan Gold Disc Awards[79] The Bodyguard Soundtrack グランプリ・アルバム賞 (Album of the Year, International) Won
アルバム賞 ― 企画 (Compilation Album of the Year, International) Won
"I Will Always Love You" グランプリ・シングル賞 (Single of the Year, International) Won

Note:

  • F^ Awards marked with ★ were presented during the show. The remaining awards are additional #1-ranked-categories from Billboard magazine's Year-End Charts of 1993.

1994[edit]

  • At the 21st American Music Awards, Houston set a record becoming the first female artist with the most wins in one night, with a total of 7 awards. This ties her with Michael Jackson as they both won 7 awards and one special merit award (in the same night). At the 6th annual World Music Awards, Houston won 5 awards during the ceremony.
Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 26th NAACP Image Awards[80][81][82] Whitney Houston (herself) Entertainer of the Year Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack Outstanding Female Artist Won
Outstanding Album Won
Outstanding Soundtrack Album, Film or TV Won
"I'm Every Woman" Outstanding Music Video Won
The Bodyguard Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture Nominated
The 21st American Music Awards[83] The Bodyguard Soundtrack Favorite Pop/Rock Album Won
"I Will Always Love You" Favorite Pop/Rock Single Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack Favorite Soul/R&B Album Won
"I Will Always Love You" Favorite Soul/R&B Single Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack Favorite Adult Contemporary Album Won
Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist Nominated
Whitney Houston (herself) Award of Merit[K] (Special Award) Won
1994 BRIT Awards[84] The Bodyguard Soundtrack Best Soundtrack/Cast Recording Won
The 36th Grammy Awards[85] The Bodyguard Soundtrack Album of the Year Won
"I Will Always Love You" Record of the Year Won
Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female Won
"I'm Every Woman" Best R&B Vocal Performance, Female Nominated
The 8th Soul Train Music Awards[86][87] Whitney Houston (herself) Sammy Davis, Jr. Award as Entertainer of the Year Won
"I Will Always Love You" Best R&B Song of the Year Won
"I Have Nothing" Best R&B Single, Female Nominated
The 24th Juno Awards[88] The Bodyguard Soundtrack Best Selling Album - Foreign or Domestic Won
The 10th Communications Awards Dinner[89]
(The National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters, NABOB) 		Whitney Houston (herself) Entertainer of the Year Won
The NARM 1993-1994 Best Seller Awards[90]
(The National Association of Recording Merchandisers) 		The Bodyguard Soundtrack Best-selling Soundtrack Won
The 15th American Black Achievement Awards[91][92] Whitney Houston (herself) The Music Award Won
The 6th World Music Awards[93] Whitney Houston (herself) World's Best Selling Overall Recording Artist Won
World's Best Selling Pop Artist of the Year Won
World's Best Selling R&B Artist of the Year Won
World's Best Selling American Recording Artist of the Year Won
World's Best Selling Female Recording Artist of the Era Won
The 8th Japan Gold Disc Awards[79][L] The Bodyguard Soundtrack 特別賞 (Special Award, International) Won
"I Will Always Love You" 特別賞 (Special Award, International) Won
Harris Poll (Harris Interactive)[94][95] Whitney Houston (herself) #1 Favorite Singer/Musician or Musical Group Won

Note:

  • K^ Houston received the award "in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the musical entertainment of the American public."
  • L^ Special Award - this award is presented by the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) to the product which released before that year, sales over one million units or higher than a product get the award on the same category in that year.

1995[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 21st People's Choice Awards[96] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer Nominated
The 2nd VH1 Honors[97][M] Whitney Houston (herself) VH1 Honors Award Won
Soul Train 25th Anniversary Hall Of Fame Special[98] Inductee Soul Train Hall of Fame Won
The 2nd International Achievement in Arts Awards[99] Whitney Houston (herself) Distinguished Achievement in Music and Film/Video Won
The 17th CableACE Awards[100][101] Whitney, The Concert For A New South Africa Performance in a Music Special or Series Nominated
VH-1 Honors With CeCe Winans Performance in a Music Special or Series Nominated

Note:

  • M^ Houston earned the award for her charitable works with the Whitney Houston Foundation for Children, Inc.

1996[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 22nd People's Choice Awards[102] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer Nominated
The 10th Soul Train Music Awards[103][104] "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" Best R&B/Soul Single, Female Won
Best R&B/Soul or Rap Song of the Year Nominated
The NARM 1995-1996 Best Seller Awards[105]
(The National Association of Recording Merchandisers) 		Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack Best-selling Soundtrack Recording Won
The 27th NAACP Image Awards[106][107][108] Waiting to Exhale Outstanding Motion Picture Won
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture Nominated
VH1 Honors with CeCe Winans Outstanding Performance in a Variety Series/Special Nominated
Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards Outstanding Performance in an Educational/Informational Youth or Children's Series/Special Nominated
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" Outstanding Female Artist Won
Outstanding Song Won
Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack Outstanding Soundtrack Album Won
Outstanding Album Won
The 5th MTV Movie Awards[109] "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" Best Song From A Movie Nominated
The 9th Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards[110] Whitney Houston (herself) Kids' Choice Hall of Fame Nominated
The 2nd BET Walk of Fame[111][N]
(BET's United Negro College Fund Gala Benefit) 		Inductee Walk of Fame Won
The 12th Carousel of Hope Ball[112] Whitney Houston (herself) The Davises' High Hopes Award Won
The 7th Billboard Music Awards[113] Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack Soundtrack Album of the Year Won

Note:

  • N^ The award was created to "recognize the significant contribution of African-Americans in the entertainment industry."[111]

1997[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 23rd People's Choice Awards[114] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer Nominated
The 24th American Music Awards[115] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist Won
Waiting to Exhale Soundtrack Favorite Soundtrack Album (Not awarded to the artist, but to the producer) Won
The 28th NAACP Image Awards[116][117] The Preacher's Wife Outstanding Motion Picture Nominated
Outstanding Lead Actress in a Motion Picture Won
The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Outstanding Gospel Artist (with Georgia Mass Choir) Won
Outstanding Album Won
The 39th Grammy Awards[118] "Count On Me" (Duet with CeCe Winans) Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals Nominated
"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" Best Female R&B Vocal Performance Nominated
"Count on Me" Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media (with Babyface and Michael Houston) Nominated
The NARM 1996-1997 Best Seller Awards[119]
(The National Association of Recording Merchandisers) 		The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Best-selling Gospel Recording Won
The 3rd Blockbuster Entertainment Awards[120] The Preacher's Wife Favorite Female, Comedy/Romance Nominated
The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Favorite Female, R&B Won
The 10th Essence Awards[121][122] Whitney Houston (herself) The Triumphant Spirit Award Won
The 10th Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards[123] The Preacher's Wife Favorite Movie Actress Nominated
The 28th Dove Awards[124]
(The Gospel Music Association) 		Whitney Houston (herself) Outstanding Mainstream Contribution to Gospel Music Won
The 12th ASCAP Film & Television Music Awards[125][126] "Count on Me" Most Performed Songs, Motion Pictures (with Michael Houston) Won
The 14th ASCAP Pop Awards[127] "Count on Me" ASCAP Pop Award (with Michael Houston) Won
The 8th Billboard Music Awards[128] The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Top Gospel Album Won

1998[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 24th People's Choice Awards[129][130] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Musical Performer (tied with Reba McEntire) Won
The 6th Trumpet Awards[131][132][O] Whitney Houston (herself) The Pinnacle Award Won
The 25th American Music Awards[133] The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Favorite Soundtrack Nominated
The 29th NAACP Image Awards[134] "Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella" (ABC) Outstanding Television Movie/Mini-Series Nominated
"Classic Whitney: Live from Washington, D.C." Outstanding Performance in a Variety Series/Special Nominated
The 40th Grammy Awards[135] The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Best R&B Album Nominated
"I Believe in You and Me" Best Female R&B Vocal Performance Nominated
The 12th Soul Train Music Awards[136][137] Whitney Houston (herself) The Quincy Jones Award — for Outstanding Career Achievements in the field of entertainment Won
The 4th Blockbuster Entertainment Awards[138] The Preacher's Wife Soundtrack Favorite Soundtrack Nominated
The 29th Dove Awards[139][140]
(The Gospel Music Association) 		"I Go to the Rock" Best Traditional Gospel Recorded Song Won
The 50th Emmy Awards[141] "Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella" Outstanding Variety, Music Or Comedy Special Nominated

Note:

  • O^ Trumpet Awards — the awards are intended to honor blacks who, through consistency and longevity, have inspired others and have achieved success in their chosen professions or careers.[132]

1999[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 30th NAACP Image Awards[142][143] My Love Is Your Love Outstanding Female Artist Nominated
"When You Believe" (Duet with Mariah Carey) Outstanding Duo or Group Won
Outstanding Music Video Nominated
Outstanding Song Nominated
My Love Is Your Love Outstanding Album Nominated
1999 NCLR ALMA Awards[144][145]
(National Council of La Raza) 		"When You Believe"(Duet with Mariah Carey) Outstanding Performance Of A Song For A Feature Film Nominated
Outstanding Music Video Nominated
The 5th Blockbuster Entertainment Awards Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Female Artist, R&B Nominated
The 5th Soul Train Lady Of Soul Awards[146] "Heartbreak Hotel" (Featuring Faith Evans & Kelly Price) Best R&B/Soul Single (Group, Band Or Duo) Nominated
My Love Is Your Love Best R&B/Soul Album Of The Year (Solo) Nominated
The 16th MTV Video Music Awards[147] "Heartbreak Hotel" (Featuring Faith Evans & Kelly Price) Best R&B Video Nominated
1999 MOBO Awards[148] Whitney Houston (herself) Best International Act Nominated
Recording Industry Association of America[149] Whitney Houston (herself) Top-selling R&B Female Artist of the Century Won
The Bodyguard Soundtrack Top-selling Soundtrack Album of the Century Won
1999 MTV Europe Music Awards[150][151][152] Whitney Houston (herself) Best Female Nominated
Best R&B Won
1999 Bambi Verleihung[153][Q] Whitney Houston (herself) Pop International Won

Note:

  • P^ Houston was honored for the support of the Whitney Houston Foundation for Children, which contributed a $40,000 grant for the construction of a medical examination room in the center.
  • Q^ Whitney Houston received the award for her 20-year career as a musical artist.[153]

2000[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 27th American Music Awards[154] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist Nominated
Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Nominated
My Love Is Your Love Favorite Soul/R&B Album Nominated
Whitney Houston (herself) Artist of the Decade ― 1980s (Internet poll) Nominated
The 1st NRJ Music Awards Whitney Houston (herself) Artiste féminine internationale de l'année (International Female Artist of the Year) Nominated
My Love Is Your Love Album international de l'année (International Album of the Year) Won
The 42nd Grammy Awards[155] "When You Believe"(Duet with Mariah Carey) Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals Nominated
"It's Not Right But It's Okay" Best Female R&B Vocal Performance Won
"Heartbreak Hotel" (Featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal Nominated
My Love Is Your Love Best R&B Album Nominated
2000 BRIT Awards[156] Whitney Houston (herself) Best International Female Artist Nominated
The 31st NAACP Image Awards[157] "Heartbreak Hotel" (Featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) Outstanding Female Artist Won
"My Love Is Your Love" Outstanding Song Nominated
The 14th Soul Train Music Awards[158][159] "My Love Is Your Love" Best R&B/Soul Single, Female Nominated
My Love Is Your Love Best R&B/Soul Album, Female Nominated
Whitney Houston (herself) The Artist of the Decade — Female, for extraordinary artistic contributions during the 1990s Won
The 9th Echo Awards My Love Is Your Love Künstlerin des Jahres International (Best International Female Artist) Nominated
The 15th International Dance Music Awards[160] "It's Not Right But It's Okay" Best Pop 12" Dance Record Won
2000 Edison Music Awards (NVPI) My Love Is Your Love Beste Zangeres Internationaal (Best International Female Artist) Nominated
The 6th Blockbuster Entertainment Awards[161][162] My Love Is Your Love Favorite Female Artist — R&B Nominated
"Heartbreak Hotel" (Featuring Faith Evans and Kelly Price) Favorite Single (Internet Only) Nominated
"When You Believe" (Duet with Mariah Carey) Favorite Song from a Movie (Internet Only) Nominated
The 1st HMV Harlem Walk of Fame[163] Inductee Walk of Fame Won
The 3rd DiVi Awards[164]
(The International Recording Media Association) 		Whitney: The Greatest Hits (DVD) Best Music Release Nominated
M6 Awards 2000[165] Whitney Houston (herself) Artiste Féminine Internationale de l'Année (International Female Artist of the Year) Nominated
The 1st My VH1 Music Awards[166][167] Whitney Houston vs. Honolulu Airport security Most Entertaining Public Feud Nominated

2001[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 28th American Music Awards[168] Whitney Houston (herself) Favorite Soul/R&B Female Artist Nominated
The 15th Soul Train Music Awards[169] "Same Script, Different Cast" (Duet with Deborah Cox) Best R&B/Soul Single, Group, Band or Duo Nominated
The 10th Echo Awards[170] Whitney: The Greatest Hits Künstlerin des Jahres International (Best International Female Rock/Pop Artist) Nominated
2001 Meteor Ireland Music Awards[171] Whitney: The Greatest Hits Best International Female Won
The 7th Blockbuster Entertainment Awards[172] Whitney: The Greatest Hits Favorite Female Artist — R&B Nominated
The 1st BET Awards[173][174] Whitney Houston (herself) BET Lifetime Achievement Award Won
The 16th Japan Gold Disc Awards[175] Whitney: The Greatest Hits Pop Album of the Year (International) Won

2003–2009[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 8th Soul Train Lady Of Soul Awards[176] (2003) Just Whitney R&B/Soul Album of the Year, Solo Nominated
The 1st Capital Gold Legends Awards[177] (2003) Whitney Houston (herself) Legendary Female Nominated
The 1st Women's World Awards[178][179] (2004) Whitney Houston (herself) and Dionne Warwick World Arts Award for Lifetime Achievement Won
The 6th CCTV-MTV Music Honors[180] (2004) Whitney Houston (herself) International Outstanding Achievement Won
The New Jersey Walk of Fame[181][S] (2006) Whitney Houston (herself) Inductee Won
Guinness World Records[182][183] (2006) Whitney Houston (herself) Most Consecutive U.S. No. 1 Singles Won
Most Awarded Female Recording Artist Won
Most consecutive weeks at No.1 on UK singles chart (solo female) Won
Most consecutive weeks at No.1 on US singles chart (solo female) Won
Most cumulative weeks at No.1 on US singles chart (solo female, individual single) Won
The 22nd Soul Train Music Awards[184] (2009) Whitney Houston (herself) Best R&B/Soul Artist — Female Nominated
The 37th American Music Awards[185] (2009) Whitney Houston (herself) International Artist Award Won

Note:

  • S^ The New Jersey Walk of Fame honored the lives and achievements of extraordinary performing artists who are associated with the Garden State and/or its institutions.[181]

2010[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
The 3rd BET Honors[186][187] Whitney Houston (herself) The BET Honor for Entertainment Won
The 41st NAACP Image Awards[188] Whitney Houston (herself) Outstanding Female Artist Nominated
"I Look to You" Outstanding Music Video Won
2010 Echo Awards[189][190] Whitney Houston (herself) Künstlerin International Rock/Pop (Best International Rock/Pop Artist ― Female) Nominated

2012[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
2012 Billboard Music Awards Whitney Houston (herself) Billboard Millennium Award Won
Guinness World Records[183] Whitney Houston (herself) Most Simultaneous Hits in United Kingdom Won
Highest trending Google search of 2012 Won
Best-selling single by a female artist (US) Won
Biggest-selling soundtrack album Won
First recipient of the BET Lifetime Achievement Award Won
2012 MTV Europe Music Awards Whitney Houston (herself) Global Icon Award Won
2012 Soul Train Music Awards "Celebrate" (Duet with Jordin Sparks) Best Gospel/Inspirational Performance Won

2013[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
Grammy Awards Whitney Houston Grammy Hall of Fame Won
The 44th NAACP Image Awards "I Look to You" Best Song Won
I Will Always Love You: The Best of Whitney Houston Best Outstanding Album Won
2013 Barbados Music Awards (BMA) Whitney Houston (herself) 2013 International Icon Award Won
The Singers Hall of Fame Whitney Houston (herself) Inductee Won
Georgia Music Hall of Fame Whitney Houston (herself) Posthumous Award Won
ABC Greatest Women in Music Whitney Houston (herself) Rank No. 1 Won

2014 - 2022[edit]

Awards show or organization Nomination(s) Categories Result(s)
New Jersey Hall of Fame 2014 Whitney Houston (herself) Inductee Won
Vevo Certified Awards (2014) "I Will Always Love You" +100,000,000 views on Vevo Won
Rhythm and Blues Music Hall of Fame (2014) Whitney Houston (herself) Inductee Won
The Official Charts Pop Gem Hall Of Fame[191] (2014) "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)" Inductee No. 80 Won
Vevo Certified Awards "I Have Nothing" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "When You Believe" ft. Mariah Carey +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "I Look To You" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "I Wanna Dance with Somebody" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "Run to You" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "Greatest Love of All" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "Could I Have This Kiss Forever" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "How Will I Know" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "Higher Love" +100 million views Won
Vevo Certified Awards "It's Not Right but It's Okay" +100 million views Won
Grammy Awards "I Will Always Love You" Grammy Hall of Fame Won
Vevo 10xCertified Awards +1 billion views Won
National Recording Registry Inductee Won
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame (2020) Whitney Houston (herself) Inductee Won
2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards "Higher Love" Dance Song of the Year Nominated
Best Remix Nominated
2020 Billboard Music Awards Top Dance/Electronic Song Nominated
Global Awards Best Song Of 2019 Nominated

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