Eagle Todd Herremans is otherwise engaged

SORRY, LADIES. One of the city's hunkiest and most eligible bachelors is engaged.

I'm talking about none other than Eagles offensive guard Todd Herremans. I caught up with him at a Saks Fifth Avenue fashion event recently and couldn't help but notice that he and his gorgeous girlfriend, Elizabeth Dee, looked especially happy.

When I asked him how things were, he broke the news that the couple were engaged and planning a spring wedding.

In other off-the-gridiron news, Eagles running back LeSean "Shady" McCoy is now an on-air contributor at CBS3 and for SportsRadio 94WIP. Look for him to do twice-weekly analysis with CBS' Beasley Reece.

When you're jonesing for a lost love, it's probably a good idea to stay off Twitter. Nobody must have told Philly homegirl Amber Rose that. She was tweeting Monday - moaning, apparently - about her estranged husband, rapper Wiz Khalifa.

"The mornings are especially hard," Rose tweeted to her more than 2 million followers. "The pain. . . . I wake up every morning feeling like my best friend died. . . . I never knew what a true heartache felt like until now."

But the former Delilah's dancer, who performed under the nickname Paris, can't be but so upset. Rose also tweeted about her birthday party, on Oct. 24, in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Former "American Idol" judge Paula Abdul was moved to tears over the weekend at an event organized by hair-salon owner Martino Cartier.

It was the second annual Night of Wigs and Wishes, at Lucien's Manor, in Berlin Township, N.J.

The fundraiser was organized to benefit the nonprofit Friends Are By Your Side, which provides free wigs to women undergoing chemotherapy and also grants wishes to children battling cancer. As organizers played videos of the various good deeds that the nonprofit has performed in the past year, Abdul broke down and cried.

The 52-year-old singer/dancer recently announced that her sister has battled breast cancer. Abdul also has a new breast-cancer-awareness video, "Check Yourself." On it, Abdul sings and dances like she's 21 all over again, proving she is "Forever Your Girl."

Kicking off Season 7 of NBC's "The Voice," Matt McAndrew, originally from Long Beach Island, N.J., and currently living in Philadelphia, made it through the first round of blind auditions and secured a spot on Adam Levine's team by singing "A Thousand Years."

Matt is an instructor at Bach to Rock, a music-school franchise in Wayne. He's also a graduate of the University of the Arts.

* A shout-out to former Daily News photographer Sarah Glover. You may have seen her on air in recent weeks on NBC10. Glover recently got the career boost of a lifetime.

NBC has named her its social-media editor for not one but all of its owned-and-operated television stations. She had spent two years at the local NBC affiliate. Glover starts at her new gig on Nov. 3.

* Speaking of moves, People Paper copy editor Albert Stumm, who's also the brainchild behind Passyunk Post, the South Philly neighborhood website, is joining the Associated Press. His last day with us is Friday.

I'll be filling in for Daily News gossip columnist Molly Eichel until Oct. 16. Please email me with gossip tips and other news you'd like to share.