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Paula Abdul Releases Breast Cancer Awareness Video

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‘So You Think You Can Dance: Australia’ judge, pop star and OUTinPerth covergirl Paula Abdul has released a music video to promote breast cancer awareness.

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The video, entitled ‘Check Yourself’ might be the peppiest reminder to get regular breast checks and mammograms the world has ever seen. It features a number of back up dancers as well as Abdul’s sister Wendy, who has survived breast cancer.

The video is part of Avon cosmetics’ Check Yourself campaign. Take a gander below.

You can read our interview with the inimitable Paula Abdul here.

 


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