Twitter Is Convinced The Weeknd’s ‘Entire’ New Album ‘After Hours’ Is About Ex Bella Hadid

Bella Hadid may not be strutting down a runway anytime soon but the 23-year-old model is still serving fierce looks from her home amid the coronavirus pandemic. The global health crisis has left hundreds of thousands far and wide stuck inside as stay-at-home orders have become the norm in America and beyond.

Thank goodness for Bella Hadid! The 23-year-old model may be stuck at home in self-quarantine, but she’s still doing what she does best: slaying in super sexy looks that we can obsess over.

Bella Hadid is still practicing all the necessary safety precautions to ensure the health of the ones she loves most during the global COVID-19 pandemic. But even though she’s in quarantine, that didn’t stop the supermodel, 23, from enjoying the sunshine on March 29.

Bella Hadid has the best friends. On Sunday, the 23-year-old model brought the heat to Instagram with her latest bikini photo and received an outpouring of support from her celeb pals.

While you’re social distancing in quarantine, you’re most likely on your phone even more than usual and taking mirror selfies to show off your work-from-home looks or at-home workout outfits. To add a little positivity while scrolling through the news or amping up your cozy sweatsuit get-up, Wildflower Cases are here to help.

When The Weeknd dropped his long-awaited album, it included more than just good tunes. Fans were convinced that Abel was dropping tons of hints about his ex. And it looks like they’re not exactly wrong: Bella Hadid’s reaction to The Weeknd’s After Hours songs proves that she hears the connection, too. According to a source with HollywoodLife, the 23-year-old model can see “why fans would think his music references their relationship.”

Bella Hadid is getting bossy -- for good reason. The 23-year-old supermodel sent hearts racing over the weekend with a topless selfie she took while indulging in a burrito.

The Weeknd‘s 2020 album, After Hours, dropped in the early hours of March 20 and ever since, fans have been searching for clues that some of the songs might be about his on-again, off-again relationship with Bella Hadid. “Bella knows that Abel has always put his heart and soul into his music.

The Weeknd (real name Abel Tesfaye) has made a career out of albums that are simultaneously seductive and sad. But his music isn't the only thing that can be described that way: his on-and-off relationship with supermodel Bella Hadid can be, too.

The Weeknd's After Hours came out Thursday night, giving fans a very personal look into the singer's psyche and thoughts on love. And while many of the songs seem to be about one former partner The Weeknd has been on-off with—likely Bella Hadid, who he has dated on-and-off since April 2015—"Save Your Tears" touches on the impact both Hadid and a second ex, seemingly his second most recent girlfriend, Selena Gomez, had on him.

The Weeknd’s new album has arrived, and fans have wasted no time thoroughly reading into the lyrics!

The Weeknd’s romances have often been the subject of his songs, and his new album, After Hours, is no different. The R&B singer’s fourth album is rife with references, both subtle and explicit, to his romance with model Bella Hadid. Tracks like “Snowchild,” “Scared to Live,” “Save Your Tears,” and “Hardest to Love” find the XO boss reflecting on their tumultuous relationship.

Repeat after me: The Weeknd's new album is officially here.  On Friday amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Grammy-winning performer's fourth studio album was released, sending fans into the weekend with brand new music perfect for a dance party in the kitchen. "ITS OUT EVERYWHERE," the star announced after midnight.