Recently, Shakira has been the cover of the summer edition of ‘Rolling Stone’ and in conversation with the magazine she revealed that she wants to leave behind the image of a hurt woman, since currently She feels that she is living one of the best stages of her life and that she has “recovered her accent,” style and sensuality.
Despite this, she also opened up about the most difficult moment of her life, which was when she separated from the father of her children, Gerard Piqué. The singer commented that throughout that process she felt the pain as something physical, a deep wound that left her vulnerable and made her question everything.
“I felt like someone had punched a hole in my chest and the sensation was so real, almost physical. “Physically, I felt like I had a hole in my chest and that people could see through me,” he claimed.
However, she decided to channel her emotions into music and in this way songs like ‘Monotonía’ and ‘Te Felicito’ were born, which became anthems for people who have gone through similar situations.
“The suffering I felt was probably the most I have ever experienced in my entire life, and at times it prevented me from functioning.”he added.
But, with the passage of time, the Colombian artist has managed to heal her wounds and is now living one of the best stages of her life, as she has given a message of empowerment and improvement to thousands of people around the world. Additionally, she has become a symbol of strength and resilience.
How is your love life?
During her conversation with ‘Rolling Stone’ magazine, the Barranquilla native took the opportunity to deny the rumors about her love life, since on different occasions she has been paired with celebrities such as the actor Tom Cruise or the athletes Lewis Hamilton and Jimmy Butler.
“I’m not thinking about that… What space would I have for a man right now?” he commented jokingly.
Although it is not his priority to look for a partner, he does not doubt that in the future he could be with another person. “What do you want me to tell you, I like men,” she responded, laughing.
Furthermore, he deepened his response: “That’s the problem. With everything that has happened to me, I shouldn’t like them, but imagine how much I like them that I keep finding pleasure in them. But to have a formal relationship, I think my children would have to be very prepared; “Your emotional and psychological well-being is the priority.”. Finally, he assured: “But, well, I don’t refuse to have friends.”
For now in his life his priority is his two children, Milan, 11, and Sacha, 10, then there is his mental well-being and finally his musical career.
DANIELA LARRARTE ASAAD
DIGITAL SCOPE EDITORIAL
TIME
