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Robin Thicke Names New Album After His Estranged Wife
06/13/2014
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(Radio.com) The struggle continues for Robin Thicke, whose latest romantic gesture meant to prove he is serious about getting his woman back has been revealed.

Rap-Up reports that Thicke will name the album Paula, after his estranged wife Paula Patton. The album is set for arrival on July 1 and is written and produced by Thicke. Thicke confirmed the news Thursday morning on The Steve Harvey Show.

This follows his debut of the single "Get Her Back" on the Billboard Music Awards in May. Before that, he'd been dedicating songs to her from his concerts, including the single "Lost Without U," the video for the song featuring Patton. more on this story

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