00:12 On October 20th, Doja Cat and Jessica Alba caught the 45-year-old R&B singer's attention during his Las Vegas residency performance.
00:21 Fan video posted to social media showed Usher serenading both starlets with his 2010 hit song "There Goes My Baby."
00:28 First, he introduced the 28-year-old Kiss Me More songstress to the audience while she stood up and danced with him and sang the crowd favorite lyrics right back at him.
00:38 "There goes my baby."
00:48 "Ooh girl, if you don't know it."
00:53 "It feels so good to my heart."
00:57 "There goes my heart."
00:59 "There she go, there she go, there she go, there she go."
01:03 "Loving everything you do."
01:07 "Doja Cat, ladies and gentlemen."
01:10 Later, he sauntered over to the 42-year-old Honey actress and gave her a sweet compliment before they had a fun and carefree moment dancing with each other.
01:19 "You're doing so nice to me."
01:21 "Ohhhh!"
01:23 "There goes my baby."
01:30 "If you don't know it."
01:33 "It's, it's loving my girl."
01:36 Jessica showed off her impressive dance skills, leaving Usher speechless as the audience continued singing the classic song.
01:43 Jennifer Lopez was also in attendance for the Love in this Club singer's Friday night performance.
01:47 This isn't the first time Usher has interacted with famous fans.
01:51 On September 25th, the "Yeah" singer abruptly stopped himself from singing his hit song "Boyfriend" to Gabrielle Union at La Scène Musicale in Paris and joked about the reason why with her NBA superstar husband, Dwayne Wade.
02:05 "Don't you mind saying that you don't like crazy."
02:09 "Yes, ladies, you don't like crazy. I love you. Let's not get carried away. You know, this is Dwayne Wade. I embrace you. I'm gonna have my whole head off of you, don't you?"
02:26 "I'm completely out of myself, baby. It's so nice to see you."
02:34 The hilarious moment happened just one day after it was announced that the Grammy winner will headline the 2024 Super Bowl halftime show.
02:41 Access Hollywood's Scott Evans last spoke with Usher back in April at his Flippers roller boogie palace pop-up, and he shared at the time if he would ever consider taking the stage at NFL's biggest event.
02:53 "People are putting money on it at this point. You and the Super Bowl. What do we have to do to see you grace that mega stage, that mega platform? Is this something you'd be interested in?"
03:07 "I'd be a fool to say no."
03:09 "But there are people who have said, 'I don't know if I'm ready for that. I don't know if I got anything to promote. I don't know.'"
03:15 "Well, I mean, you know, things line up the way that we would all hope, you know, one day that moment would happen. I've had the opportunity to graze the stage before and support an OMG with 'Will.i.am.'"
03:26 "Of course."
03:27 "That was one moment. I think I have a catalog that obviously speaks for itself."
03:32 "Bruh."
03:33 "So to be able to celebrate on that day, it's obviously about football, but everybody really anticipates the performance and, you know, seeing Michael Jackson perform, seeing recently Snoop and Dre and all of them perform, seeing so many incredible performances like Prince, you know, it has always been kind of a bucket list, right?"
03:50 "Really?"
03:51 "So, yeah, you know, how do I make it happen? I'm not certain about that."
03:54 "We put it out there right now. We say right now, we are doing the Super Bowl, baby. Let's go. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. That's how you do it. You put it out there. It's manifestation power, baby. You know better than anybody."
