Paula Abdul recalls 'tearful' reaction to Meghan Markle's anniversary post
Paula Abdul was left in tears after Meghan Markle used 'Forever Your Girl' in anniversary post for Prince Harry
Paula Abdul reflected on her reaction to finding out Meghan Markle used her song in anniversary tribute to Prince Harry.
In an interview with People Magazine, the songstress admitted she still has "tears" about the resurgence of love around her track Forever Your Girl.
Paula said, "I always say I never take anything in my career for granted, and the amount of pinch me moments and tears that from my eyes, it still exists every day."
Adding, "And it started from the movie People We Meet on Vacation, and then everyone started doing TikToks."
On May 19, Meghan Markle marked eight years of her wedding with Prince Harry in a heartwarming post. Sharing never-seen-before photos from the couple's wedding, the Duchess of Sussex added Paula Abdul's track as the backdrop.
"I pinched myself and I was like, 'This is awesome.' Well, it's like I said, you never know. Little gems and moments can come in and just bless your life," Paula said of Meghan using Forever Your Girl in her post.
It is pertinent to mention that the singer also reposted Meghan on her Instagram previously, writing, "So sweet to hear 'Forever Your Girl' over these beautiful memories."
"Wishing you both continued love, laughter and a very Happy Anniversary! XoP," she added for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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