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Shakira reportedly discovered her ex Gerard Pique’s affair by finding a clue hidden in their fridge.
The singer, 45, who split from the footballer in June after 11 years together, realised her ex was having an affair when discovered a jar of strawberry jam had been eaten while she was away.
According to ShowNews Today, Shakira knew that Gerard and their children didn’t like strawberry jam, and so she guessed that someone else had been staying at their home.
Shakira returned home from a period of travelling when she noticed the jam in her fridge had been eaten, and she knew the rest of her family disliked it.
The singer appeared to allude to this in the music video for her single Te Felicito, where she can be seen opening a fridge.
Gerard has since gone public with his new girlfriend, Clara Chia Marti, with Shakira even taking a swipe at her in her new diss track which has since topped Spotify’s Global Charts.
It comes after it was also reported that Shakira has started construction of a wall to separate her home from that of her former mother-in-law’s after her split from Gerard.
Her Spanish property is connected in some areas to that of her former in-laws and she is seeking to separate them, according to Marca.
Shakira released a diss track aimed at her ex with producer Bizarrap, dubbed Shakira Bzrp Music Sessions 53, in Spanish last week.
Residents in the area have reported hearing Shakira “blasting the song at full volume” from her home, which includes lyrics aimed at his new girlfriend.
Shakira, makes it crystal clear she is referring to the 23-year-old her former partner is rumoured to have started dating last year before they split, saying, “I’m worth two 22’s. You traded a Ferrari for a Twingo. You traded a Rolex for a Casio.”
While Shakira’s new song features some barbed lyrics aimed at Gerard and his supposed new love Clara Chia Marti, she also includes a few choice words for her ex-mother-in-law.
In the song, she sings the line, “You left my mother-in-law as my neighbour, with the press at the door and the debt in the Treasury…”.
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