Shakira vuelve a lanzar dardos contra Piqué en nueva canción: “Sé que estás bueno, pero más buena estoy yo”

Shakira, the Colombian pop star, has released a new single called “Don’t Wait Up,” and it’s causing controversy for its apparent reference to her partner, soccer star Gerard Piqué. The lyrics, “I already know you’re good, but I’m better,” appear to allude to rumors that Piqué cheated on Shakira.

This isn’t the first time the couple’s relationship has been scrutinized in the media. In 2019, Shakira was rumored to have split from Piqué after a photo of him with another woman went viral. However, the couple denied the rumors and continue to be together.

Shakira’s new song has reignited speculation about the state of her relationship with Piqué. On social media, fans have speculated that the song is a message to Piqué about his alleged infidelity. Others have praised Shakira for standing up for herself and asserting her own worth.

The controversy highlights the public scrutiny that celebrity couples face and the power dynamics in relationships. While cheating is never acceptable, it’s important to remember that there are always two sides to a story. Ultimately, it’s up to Shakira and Piqué to decide what’s best for their relationship.