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Nick Cannon supports Priyanka Chopra in NY

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 29 Apr, 2014 03:48 PM

Actress-singer Priyanka Chopra, who premiered her new video “I Can't Make You Love Me” here Monday night, was excited with the support of her "awesome friend", rapper Nick Cannon.

“So excited to be premiering the video for 'I Cant Make You Love Me' in NYC...the Tribeca Grand is going be glorious tonight.. I'm nervous,” the National Award winning actress tweeted Monday night.

“Thank you Nick Cannon for coming to support me... You are an awesome friend,” she added, along with a photograph with the multi-faceted musician.

“I Can’t Make You Love Me” is Priyanka's third song after her last two hits, “In My City” and “Exotic” featuring Will.I.Am and Pitbull, respectively.

The Bollywood diva received praise for her new song during its New York premiere.

Thanking her fans, she posted: “It's been a wonderful night... Thank you everyone for supporting 'I Cant Make You Love Me'. Blessed."

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