Lorde Tucks Nude Photo Into New Album Artwork — And Fans Are Divided
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"Unless it is playing an instrument, I don’t need to see it," one fan wrote of the image.
Lorde is making a much-buzzed-about return to music this summer with a new album that boasts some provocative artwork.
The vinyl edition of “Virgin,” released last week, appears on the two-time Grammy winner’s website with a “Parental Advisory” warning label that reads: “Adult Images.” The album’s accompanying eight-page insert includes a nude image of Lorde with the camera zoomed in on her crotch, visible through a pair of see-through pants.
Over the weekend, a representative for Lorde confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that the image is indeed of the singer, whose real name is Ella Yelich-O’Connor.
Not surprisingly, the photo has drawn heated chatter among Lorde’s fans.
“opened the app and the first thing I see is lorde’s coochie in my face???” one person wrote on X, formerly Twitter. “WITH BUSH mind you.”
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