Shakira wears top plastered with her scathing lyrics as she waves at fans amid war with ‘cheating’ ex Gerard Pique
POP icon Shakira seems to be coping well over her split from her former husband – and opted for a feisty fashion choice to show her feelings.
Fans surrounded her home in Spain to applaud the singer, who threw shade at ex Gerard Pique in her chart-topping hit, Bizarrap.
As her ex arrived at her Barcelona home on Sunday, the singer opted to wear an oversized white sweatshirt with lyrics from her song, reading: “Women don’t cry, women monetize.”
The footballer was seen arriving at the Colombian singer’s mansion alongside his son to celebrate the young boy’s 10th birthday.
Gerard and Shakira share two children: Milan and Sasha, seven.
Throughout the difficult split, Shakira has made her feelings well known about her ex-husband, and even placed a witch mannequin on her balcony.
The creepy mannequin reportedly overlooks her former mother-in-law’s home.
Neighbours claim the Spanish sensation has also been blasting her new diss track towards Gerard on repeat so his mum Montserrat Bernabéu, can hear.
Rumour has it Gerard desperately tried to win back Shakira after he dumped her, but the singer has refused to reconcile.
Shakira had reportedly forgiven Gerard for affairs in the past, but Clara wasn’t “just another girl”, according to sources close to Shakira.
In her revenge song, she sings: “I’m not coming back to you, not even if you cry or beg me.”
She also made a dig at Clara’s young age: “I’m worth two 22s. You traded a Ferrari for a Twingo, you traded a Rolex for a Casio.”
The celebrity couple split in June 2022 after a 12-year romance when Gerard left her for 23-year-old Clara Chia Marti.
PR student Clara has been recognised in public since Shakira’s song was released, and according to local journalists, she hasn’t been coping well.
The Columbian pop star’s fans often sing the diss track to her when she’s recognised in the Spanish city, to show their support for Shakira.
Gerard reportedly met Clara through his events production company, Kosmos, where she is employed.
Despite the drama, Shakira seems to be doing just fine, posting on Twitter: “I feel humbled and grateful though I’m only one among millions of women out there who have so much to say and offer.
“Women of all races, ages and conditions. Thanks for your loyalty and support.”