Halsey shows off her slim figure and tattoos while posing in a little white dress – after splitting from her record label
Halsey took to Instagram Monday to share fresh content with her 31.2 million followers.
The 28-year-old pop star, who recently split from her record label, posed in a silk white mini dress.
Halsey, whose real name is Ashley, uploaded several photos to her Stories and put on a sultry show.
The mother of a child stood in front of a textured beige wall and showed a melancholic expression.
The New Jersey-born singer modeled a sleeveless dress that was trimmed with lace and had very thin spaghetti straps.
New content: Halsey took to Instagram on Monday to share new content with her 31.2 million followers
The dress was adorned with vintage-style black-and-white photos and scraps of handwriting.
Halsey accentuated the look with sexy accessories on her thighs – a white garter belt with hanging crosses and a black belt with silver hardware.
The Bad At Love hitmaker added delicate ivory socks and a pair of matte black Mary Jane shoes.
The music artist’s heavily tattooed skin was bared in the photos, showing off her multiple arm and leg inkings.
It was announced on Sunday that Halsey has severed ties with her longtime label partner Capitol Records after eight years of dating.
Over the course of her career, the pop star has released four studio albums through Capitol Music Group and Capitol Records herself.
“After eight great years, the decision to leave Capitol is bittersweet, but we look forward to exploring a new partnership and sharing new music with fans,” Halsey’s manager Jason Aron and Anti-Pop’s Anthony Li wrote in one Explanation.
It comes nearly a year after the “Without Me” singer-songwriter got into a public spat with Capitol.
Style: The 28-year-old pop star, who recently split from her record label, posed in a silky white mini dress
Smoldering: Halsey, whose real name is Ashley, uploaded several photos to her stories and made a sultry ad
Halsey accused the label of shelving her single So Good pending a viral TikTok campaign linked to it.
“My record company says I can’t release it unless they can fake a viral moment on TikTok,” she said in May 2022.
“It’s all marketing and they do that with pretty much every artist these days. I just want to release music, man. And I deserve better, tbh.’
Halsey added, “Basically, I have a song that I love that I want to release as soon as possible. But my record label won’t let me.’
A spokesman for Capitol Music Group responded to the artist’s contributions in a statement sent to Billboard: “Our belief in Halsey as a unique and important artist is absolute and unwavering. We can’t wait for the world to hear their brilliant new music.”
“We have nothing but a desire to help each of our artists succeed and hope to continue these critical conversations,” the statement continued.
Ultimately, So Good was released on June 9, 2002, just over a month after the dispute was made public.
Halsey’s latest album, If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power, is out in August 2021.
Produced by Nine Inch Nails star Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, it debuted at number two on the Billboard 200 chart, behind supporting singles I Am Not A Woman, I Am A God and You Asked for This.
Deal Closed: Halsey and Capitol Records decided to part ways after an eight-year partnership that produced four studio albums between 2015 and 2021; Pictured 2019
Big LP arrival: The Halsey-Capitol partnership began with their debut studio album Badlands (2015)