The Weeknd has fans busy speculating that he's not over ex-girlfriend Bella Hadid.
The Canadian singer - real name Abel Makkonen Tesfaye - and supermodel Bella had an on again off again relationship between 2015 and 2019, before reportedly calling it quits for good in August last year.
His newest single, After Hours, already has fans tongue-wagging because of some heartfelt lyrics that might be dedicated to Gigi Hadid's sister.
He sings: "Because my heart belongs to you / I'll risk it all for you / I won't just leave / This time, I'll never leave."
The track continues: "Sorry that I broke your heart, your heart / And I said, baby / I'll treat you better than I did before / I'll hold you down and not let you go / This time, I won't break your heart, your heart, no."
E! first reported that The Weeknd and Bella were an item after they were spotted together at Coachella back in 2015.
Later that year, they hit up New York Fashion Week together hand-in-hand.
There followed various break-up rumours, and early in 2017 The Weeknd was spotted sharing a kiss with fellow musical superstar Selena Gomez.
Bella unfollowed Selena on Instagram, with a source telling People that she was "hurt and p***** that he's moved on so quickly with Selena."
Later that year, following a split from Selena, The Weeknd was seen leaving Bella's apartment in New York.
However, in August last year they were hit with split rumours once more.
A source told E! that they'd called time, but another told Entertainment Tonight that they "haven't broken up, but are working through things like normal couples do."
Meanwhile, rumours have been swirling about Bella's pal Kendall Jenner, and whether she'll rekindle her romance with former One Direction singer Harry Styles.
The two were reunited at a post-BRITs bash in London on Tuesday, along with Bella and fellow model Luka Sabbat.
Harry and Kendall rocked some seriously bold looks, Harry in a bright yellow Marc Jacobs suit, and Kendall is a glittery green jumpsuit.
Harry also wore a black ribbon as a tribute to Caroline Flack, who took her own life on Saturday.
