Paula Patton Recounts Singing On Usher’s "Confessions" Album Thanks To Robin Thicke


It was before she even booked an acting job.

It was way back in 1991 when a 16-year-old Paula Patton met a 14-year-old Robin Thicke at an underaged dance club. The pair hit it f, but they didn’t ficially begin to date until years later. The budding artists were intimately woven into each other’s personal and pressional lives, and then in 2005 the two finally tied the knot. 

Paula Patton Recounts Singing On Usher's "Confessions" Album Thanks To Robin Thicke
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Robin and Paul seemed as if they were an eternal match made in heaven, but in 2014 they decided to split after being together for 21 years. With such a long history together, there are plenty memories that they share one another, one which was how Robin was responsible for helping Paula sing alongside Usher

On a forthcoming episode TV One’s UNCENSORED that airs on Sunday, Paula told the story how her vocals ended up on Usher’s classic 2004 album, Confessions. While I was pursuing my acting career before I had actually booked a job, I was living with my boyfriend at the time who became my husband, Robin Thicke, and there was a lot music in the house, which was amazing,” Pauls said.” So, I got to be apart a lot the music being made. One them was Usher.”

“Rob was working on his Confessions album. They just needed a female voice and I was handy and I was available. I sang on ‘Can You Handle It,'” she said with a laugh. “But I definitely, the music industry did play a huge part—I mean, certainly in] my social life—and it was another creative outlet that I loved. I mean, it was really great to be in a home where there was music coming out the back bedroom that was a studio. I joke that I could have been doing A&R at some point. I certainly was hands-on with Robin with that, the element that. And I loved it.” Watch her clip below.