Hugh Jackman Updates: Hugh Jackman will always be a fan of Whitney Houston, no matter how many years pass. In an endearing Instagram video, Jackman admitted that as a teen, he spent years believing that the famous singer was crooning to him and him alone in her famous 1992 hit, “I Will Always Love You.”
“By the way, listen to the very last words of Whitney Houston’s “I Will Always Love You,” I promise she actually says, Hugh. Hugh is the final one. I convinced myself of this when I was 15 years old.”
Jackson then films himself swooning along to the song, though he’s less enthusiastic when the piano interrupts his swooning “Wait a minute,” he exclaimed, “why is the piano coming?” We don’t require the piano!” “I love you, too,” he says sweetly as the song comes to a close.
Fans were smitten with Jackman’s performance as well as his confession after he shared a clip of the video on Twitter. Some even claimed that Hugh isn’t the only one who has a personal connection to the song.
What Hugh Jackman Shared?
From The Stage“Ha! Every time we heard this song, Hugh said the same thing! In my mind’s eye, I can still hear him singing this part with a heavy emphasis on the “you” as “Hugh“! It’s fantastic! “One fan tweeted about it.
Every time we heard this, he the same thing! In my mind, I can still see him singing this portion with a big emphasis on you It’s really epic! “one of the fans said on Twitter.
Other admirers noted that how Jackman feels about Houston is how they feel about the actor and singer.
“Hugh, you’re very sweet. This is how we all perceive you, “One admirer used the hashtag #IWillAlwaysLoveHugh in a tweet. “It’s simply that Whiney sings it better.” “Whitney is all of us!!!” said another fan.
Jackman was set to return to Broadway in The Music Man, but its premiere was pushed back owing to COVID. It was postponed to premiere in the spring of 2021 at first. Following the charges against producer Scott Rudin, the musical’s creative team is currently being retooled.
