It’s still a good time to “Celebrate” Whitney Houston.
The legendary singer's final recording -- a catchy duet, “Celebrate,” with “American Idol” Jordin Sparks -- hit airwaves this morning and included a touching tribute in the song’s final notes.
Sparks can be heard saying “We love you Whitney” at the end of the uplifting, three-minute, 35-second tune.
The song was recorded just days before Houston's sudden passing on Feb. 11, inside her hotel in Beverly Hills.
Houston and Sparks, the daughter of former Giants standout Phillippi Sparks, co-star r in the movie “Sparkle” that’s set to come out later this year. It’s a remake of a 1976 movie of the same title with Irene Cara.
The legendary singer's final recording -- a catchy duet, “Celebrate,” with “American Idol” Jordin Sparks -- hit airwaves this morning and included a touching tribute in the song’s final notes.
Sparks can be heard saying “We love you Whitney” at the end of the uplifting, three-minute, 35-second tune.
The song was recorded just days before Houston's sudden passing on Feb. 11, inside her hotel in Beverly Hills.
Houston and Sparks, the daughter of former Giants standout Phillippi Sparks, co-star r in the movie “Sparkle” that’s set to come out later this year. It’s a remake of a 1976 movie of the same title with Irene Cara.
