Colombian singer Shakira recently opened up about her divorce from former soccer star Gerard Piqué. She shared that her latest album, "Women No Longer Cry, " helped her cope with the emotional turmoil. Shakira admitted it was tough to pour her feelings into her music, but it became her healing process. "Grief isn't a straight line, " she said. "It has ups and downs. "

Shakira and Piqué were together for 12 years and have two sons. Rumors of infidelity surfaced after their 2022 split. Shakira's music video for "Monotonía" shows her searching for her heart in a supermarket, reflecting her emotional state. She felt a sense of relief after collaborating with Bizarrap on "Session 53. "

Shakira's view on love has changed. She said her song "Última, " about being alone, is a work in progress. "It's not the same as before, " she said. "I've lost trust. " She joked that it might take several albums to fully heal.

Piqué, now dating Clara Chia Marti, recently hinted that the full story of their split hasn't been told. Shakira is preparing for her biggest tour yet, "Women No Longer Cry, " in 2025.

Shakira’s Music: A Journey Through Healing After Divorce

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