T.C. Carson Surprises ‘Living Single’ Co-Stars Kim Coles & Erika Alexander w/ ‘My Funny Valentine’ Performance

T.C. Carson Surprises ‘Living Single’ Co-Stars Kim Coles & Erika Alexander w/ ‘My Funny Valentine’ Performance
A classic Living Single moment just got a revival.
On a new episode of the Reliving Single podcast, hosts Erika Alexander and Kim Coles were reflecting on their favorite music scenes from the hit ’90s sitcom. Erika named co-star T.C. Carson’s performance of “My Funny Valentine” as her top pick. Kim began singing the song herself, and to everyone’s surprise, T.C. walked out from backstage and finished it live.
The clip is now circulating on IG and receiving plenty of love from fans and celebs alike.
Queen Latifah commented with several heart and fire Emojis.
Singer Luke James added:
“that performance MY FUNNY VALENTINE shook my world. i later performed it at my high school and i instantly became the man that year. lol thank you @officialtccarson your poise and styling gave me life and the tools i needed to move hearts and things”
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