EXCLUSIVE AUDIO: Fantasia Admits In Court She Aborted Married Lover's Child - Listen To It Here

There were no reporters in the Mecklenburg County courtroom and witnesses were asked to leave as Fantasia took the stand.

At times, the audio is extremely difficult to understand, so RadarOnline.com has included a transcript below on key parts as Fantasia is questioned by a lawyer for Paula Cook. Fantasia is a reluctant witness. At first she discusses a letter she wrote to Antwaun about wanting to have his baby. Then she is pinned down by the opposing lawyer who gets her to confesses to the abortion in dramatic testimony.

Fantasia insists that she does not remember exactly when she had the abortion but the former American Idol winner, 26, eventually admits it was close to August. That is when she attempted to kill herself with an overdose of aspirin after reading a court complaint filed by Paula that painted Fantasia as a home wrecker.

The singer has acknowledged she dated Cook "off and on for about 11 months" but said she believed he had separated from his wife.

Paula is now considering suing Fantasia over the unique Alienation of Affection law.

Fantasia and Paula recently failed to settle their differences through private mediation after a marathon 12-hour session on November 1.

Here are key parts of the court proceedings Monday, including Fantasia admitting to the abortion:

Lawyer: "See if you recognize this as being a letter you wrote to Mr. Cook on May 10th 2010" (inaudible)

(inaudible) Fantasia reads the letter to the court. "I want you. I pray every night that I can be in your life forever, be your friend, lover, prayer partner, wife and MOTHER OF YOUR CHILDREN. As long as I can have you I will be the happiest girl in the world."  (inaudible)

Lawyer: "Ms Barrino, when you wrote this letter, you said you wanted to be the mother of his children, is this right?"

Fantasia: "Uh huh."

Lawyer: "Were you pregnant with his child when you wrote this letter?"

Fantasia: "No, no."

Lawyer: "Is it true at one point you told him you had an abortion?"

Fantasia's Lawyer: Objection!

(ARGUMENTS BETWEEN LAWYERS)

Lawyer: "Ms Barrino, isn't it true that you told Mr. Cook that you had aborted his child?"

Fantasia: "When I wrote this letter I was speaking in future references. Like, one day, I would love to be all of these things that I wrote. I was not pregnant with his child."

Lawyer: "But did you tell Mr. Cook you aborted his child?"

Fantasia: "I did, yeah."

Lawyer: "When did you tell Mr. Cook you had aborted his child?

Fantasia: "I'm not sure."

Lawyer: "When did you abort his child?"

Fantasia: "It hasn't been too long ago."

Lawyer: "What's not too long ago?

Fantasia: "I'm not sure."

Lawyer: "I'm sorry?"

Fantasia: "I'm not sure. Probably when all this other stuff was happening."

Lawyer: "Is it your testimony that this summer?"

Fantasia: "I'm not really sure."

Lawyer: "How close in proximity was it to Mr. Cook leaving? In June 2010."

Fantasia: "It was right after he left his home."

Lawyer: "Mrs. Cook contends that she separated from Mr. Cook in June 16th 2010. How close in proximity to her date of separation did youcontend that you aborted his child?"

Fantasia: "I'm not sure. Probably August when the other stuff happened."

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