Deborah Cox was probably one of the best R&B singers to take the ’90s by storm. With timeless hits like, “Where Do We Go From Here,” “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here,” and “We Can’t Be Friends,” no one could forget about the Canadian-born singer. But, apparently, there’s one singer she’ll never forget. For those who don’t know, Deborah Cox credits Patti LaBelle for the major breakthrough in her career.

The Song That Got Away:

During an interview with Pride Source, Patti revealed “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” was the song that got away. Montell Jordan actually wrote the song and presented it to Patti, but Patti felt it just wasn’t for her. When she passed on the song, it fell into Deborah Cox’s hands and the rest is history. When Patti spoke with the publication, details about the song were revealed.

“Speaking of Deborah Cox,” Pride Source’s Chris Azzapardo said, “a lot of people don’t know that Montell Jordan wrote ‘Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here,’ but you didn’t love it and then it went to Deborah.”

Patti explained, “Deborah always says I’m her reason for being in show business because I let the song go and she got it. That’s her start.” She added, “But I’m happy it did because I love her.”

Literally…History:

“Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” catapulted Deborah Cox to a whole new level of stardom. The 1998 hit dominated the Billboard charts for a full 14 weeks and held the record for longest-running number one single on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart. It took a full eight years for another single to beat Deborah Cox’s record. The song was featured on the singer’s sophomore album One Wish, now an RIAA-certified Platinum album that also topped the Billboard charts.

Over the years, Patti also adopted the song and added it to her performances. Patti said, “After that, I started performing that song at my show and told the audience, “This is the song that got away.”

Check out Patti’s performance of “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” at the 6:25 mark:

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Deborah Cox was probably one of the best R&B singers to take the 90s by storm. With timeless hits like “Where Do We Go From Here,” “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” and “We Can’t Be Friends” no one could forget about the Canadian-born singer. But, apparently, there’s one singer she’ll never forget. For those who don’t know, Deborah Cox credits Patti LaBelle for the major breakthrough in her career.

The Song That Got Away:

During an interview with Pride Source, Patti revealed “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” was the song that got away. Montell Jordan actually wrote the song and presented it to Patti, but Patti felt it just wasn’t for her. When she passed on the song, it fell into Deborah Cox’s hands and the rest is history. When Patti spoke with the publication, details about the song were revealed.

“Speaking of Deborah Cox,” Pride Source’s Chris Azzapardo said, “a lot of people don’t know that Montell Jordan wrote ‘Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here,’ but you didn’t love it and then it went to Deborah.”

Patti explained, “Deborah always says I’m her reason for being in show business because I let the song go and she got it. That’s her start.” She added, “But I’m happy it did because I love her.”

Literally…History:

“Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” catapulted Deborah Cox to a whole new level of stardom. The 1998 hit dominated the Billboard charts for a full 14 weeks and held the record for longest-running number one single on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart. It took a full eight years for another single to beat Deborah Cox’s record. The song was featured on the singer’s sophomore album One Wish, now an RIAA-certified Platinum album that also topped the Billboard charts.

Over the years, Patti also adopted the song and added it to her performances. Patti said, “After that, I started performing that song at my show and told the audience, “This is the song that got away.”

Check out Patti’s performance of “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” at the 6:25 mark:

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If you’ve missed the soulful and soul-filled voice of Deborah Cox, this is a must-see clip. The “Nobody’s Suppose to Be Here” singer, dressed in a ball gown posed in bed and sang her trademark song.

Deborah Cox is an artist we’ve anticipated a new album from for many years now. After building up a discography of timeless music through the 90’s and early 2000’s, it’s been over a decade since her last album “The Promise” in 2008.

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It seem the wait for new music may not be so far away.  Deborah recently shared with her fans on Instagram that new music is on the way. She doesn’t give much away in the form of details, but a separate post shows her posing with writer/producer Rico Love in the recording studio. That would certainly make for a dynamic collaboration.

The most recent release from Deborah Cox was the “I Will Always Love You” EP she put out to support her starring role as Whitney Houston in The Bodyguard musical. That same year she also gave us the dance single “Let the World Be Ours Tonight.”

Next Page: Deborah’s Being Recognized Tokay >>> 

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Deborah Cox was probably one of the best R&B singers to take the 90s by storm. With timeless hits like “Where Do We Go From Here,” “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” and “We Can’t Be Friends” no one could forget about the Canadian-born singer. But, apparently, there’s one singer she’ll never forget. For those who don’t know, Deborah Cox credits Patti Labelle for the major breakthrough in her career.

The Song That Got Away:

During an interview with Pride Source, Patti revealed “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” was the song that got away. Montell Jordan actually wrote the song and presented it to Patti, but Patti felt it just wasn’t for her. When she passed on the song, it fell into Deborah Cox’s hands and the rest is history. When Patti spoke with the publication, details about the song were revealed.

“Speaking of Deborah Cox,” Pride Source’s Chris Azzapardo said, “a lot of people don’t know that Montell Jordan wrote ‘Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here,’ but you didn’t love it and then it went to Deborah.”

Patti explained, “Deborah always says I’m her reason for being in show business because I let the song go and she got it. That’s her start.” She added, “But I’m happy it did because I love her.”

Literally…History:

“Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” catapulted Deborah Cox to a whole new level of stardom. The 1998 hit dominated the Billboard charts for a full 14 weeks and held the record for longest-running number one single on Billboard’s Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks chart. It took a full eight years for another single to beat Deborah Cox’s record. The song was featured on the singer’s sophomore album One Wish, now an RIAA-certified Platinum album that also topped the Billboard charts.

Over the years, Patti also adopted the song and added it to her performances. Patti said, “After that, I started performing that song at my show and told the audience, “This is the song that got away.”

Check out Patti’s performance of “Nobody’s Supposed To Be Here” at the 6:25 mark:

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Deborah Cox has been a staple in the R&B genre for many years. Although she’s been on the scene since 1995, it wasn’t until 1998, when she dropped the single “Nobody’s Supposed to Be Here” that we were all “shower singing” this jam. Now although she is a bit more “Unsung” then some other R&B soul singers from the 90’s, word on the old school curb is that Deborah’s been making millions! From stage plays, to voice-overs, to performances, to hit records, Deborah’s a hard-working artist who stays off the “gossip” blogs, and seems to be enjoying the good life with a wonderful family! Take a look at Deborah’s grind, and see her net-worth…

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The movie centers around Whitney’s entire musical and personal career. We think most of America will watch for several reasons. One, we loved Whitney in her prime. The girl was the baddest thing on the planet from the mid 80s to the early 90s. Two, we are quite curious to see how Lifetime portrays this giant and how they market it. And finally, we are watching to see just how well Angela does her thing.

So who is playing the diva? Her name is Yaya DaCosta, the former America’s Next Top Model actress.

However, there is one hitch—

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