’80s Pop Star Tiffany Is “Thanking The Angels Above” After Scary Car Accident

Popular Pop singer Tiffany, known for her chart-topping hits like “Could’ve Been” and “I Think We’re Alone Now” during the late ’80s, recently had a fortunate escape from what could have been a severe accident on a Nashville, Tennessee highway last week.

In a statement given to ET, Elizabeth Neff, Tiffany’s publicist, confirmed the news of the singer’s close call. “On May 25, Tiffany was driving on [Interstate] 65 when a tire from a truck came rolling across the highway, hit her car, and got stuck under the driver’s side,” she told the news outlet.”The transmission is torn apart. There is front damage, and the side paneling of the car was ripped completely off.”

Tiffany says she is thankful for the danger averted

 

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The 51-year-old expressed her profound gratitude and acknowledged her immense luck for the near miss. Following the release of the news, Tiffany took to Instagram, where she posted a captivating picture of the sky adorned with clouds arranged in the form of a heart.

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“Thanking the angels above …and thank you to all who’ve reached out after my car accident. I’m feeling fine, no complications,” she admitted. “Hoping they can fix my car ..be safe out there, guys, and thank you again for the concern & love ���.”

Fans react to Tiffany’s post about her accident

Numerous fans have taken to the comment section of her post to express their relief at the fact that she is alive.”Sending lots of love and take care of yourself Tiffany and hope you are ok?,” a fan wrote. “Be safe Tiffany I’m thankful you were not hurt. I’ll be praying for you,” another person commented.

Some other fans extended their heartfelt wishes for her speedy recovery. “Just heard this now!” an Instagram user commented.”Love, Light, prayers to you! will fix that car of yours! And, yes, they,” while another person wrote, “Wishing you a speedy recovery.”