Lorde goes topless for new video after exciting controversy about her gender

Lorde went topless this week when she teased the upcoming music video for her song man of the year.

The 28-year-old music artist that is Rolling Stone’s June Cover Star – skipped a shirt while performing a scene in which she looked at her bare breast with a worried expression.

Another shot let her turn in a chair that was the only piece of furniture in an empty room.

Dressed in jeans, she was barefoot with her dark hair around her. She wrote in a caption to her 11.2 million Instagram followers, ‘Moty Momor Tommorder Late New York Time. Written in Blood. ‘

It comes after the hit maker of Royals was earlier this month Accused of ‘gender -lock’ When she opened about her ‘extensive’ identity in her Rolling Stone interview.

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Lorde went topless this week when she teased the upcoming music video for her song man of the year

The 28-year-old music artist skipped a shirt while she performed a scene in which she looked at her bare chest with a worried expression

She revealed in the profile: “My gender became much more spacious when I gave my body more space.”

De Ster shared that a conversation with fellow musician Chappell Roan encouraged her to evaluate her gender identity again.

When Roan Lorde asked if she was non-binary, she replied, “I am a woman except the days that I am a man.”

Lorde explained the exhaust valve: “I know this is not a very satisfying answer, but there is a part of me that really resistant to boxing.”

Despite dragging the line between masculinity and femininity, the singer-songwriter said that she still calls herself a cisgender woman and her pronouns remain they/her.

She noticed that she does not think that “my identity is radical” as “relative, I’m in a very safe place like a rich, Cis, white woman.”

“Making the expression private is one thing, but I want to make it very clear that I don’t try to take room from someone who has more at stake than me,” said Lorde, born Ella Marija Lani Yelich-O’Connor, according to.

Some readers went to social media to express their confusion about the seemingly conflicting comments.

Another shot let her turn in a chair that was the only piece of furniture in an empty room.

It comes after earlier this month that Royals’s hit maker was accused of ‘gender -baiting’ when she opened her ‘expansive’ identity in her Rolling Stone interview; Seen on May 5

Others accused her of ‘gender -baiting’ to druming publicity for her album, with one person writes on X: “Gender Baiting is a certain marketing winner.”

Someone else said: ‘Holy sh ** t, can we please stop this C ** p? Pop artists shrink in one. I don’t care what you identify if your sexual orientation is played, but the use to sell records is played. You all spoke the same s ** t. ‘

“We don’t want this week,” someone else explained while another critic agreed, “oh my god are silent.”

The harsh comments continued: “This is f ***** g absurd”, “Cringey Gimmick”, “and” We are tired. ‘

Lorde’s music video for her latest single – from her upcoming album Virgin, on 27 June – drops on 29 May.