Not everyone can write an entire R&B album to try and woo their estranged wife back like Robin Thicke did... but they can at least buy some flowers. To tie in with his desperate plea to Paula Patton, Thicke has now teamed up with floral delivery company 1-800-Flowers to create to new bouquets named after two songs from Paula.
Entitled the "Forever Love" bouquet and "Get Her Back" bouquet, the two collections feature anywhere from one dozen to 100 red roses.
"Forever Love" comes in a square red vase and features either 12 blooms for $64.99 or 18 blooms for $89.99. If you've really messed up, like it's rumored Thicke has, 1-800-Flowers also is offering the "Get Her Back" bouquet. For a cool $349.99, you can get a "guaranteed way to get her back" with 100 red, long stem roses in a clear, square crystal vase.
Nothing is too expensive for true love, apparently.
The 1-800-Flowers partnership is the latest promotional venture from Thicke.
The R&B singer released his latest album Paula on Tuesday, July 1, to largely negative reviews (including one at Music Times) and poor album sales. Paula debuted at No. 9 in the U.S. with a little over 24,000 copies sold but fared fare worse in other countries. The new album sold a measly 530 copies in the United Kingdom... and astonishingly less than 54 copies in Australia.
So, even if Thicke's new music isn't particularly well received, hopefully his new flower line will be.
