Shakira says she put her career on hold for ex Gerard Piqué

Gerard Pique of FC Barcelona and Shakira pose with the trophy after FC Barcelona won the Copa del Rey Final match against Athletic Club at Camp Nou on May 30, 2015 in Barcelona, Spain.

Shakira has said in a previous interview that she believed in "till death do us part."

Shakira is making a triumphant return with her upcoming album "Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran" after her split from Gerard Piqué in 2022. In an interview, she shared how her relationship influenced her career and how music became her solace during tough times.

The couple first began dating in 2010.

It's her first new album in seven years.

Shakira opened up about the sacrifices she made for her relationship with soccer star Gerard Piqué, putting her career on hold to support him. Their split in June 2022 marked a shift in priorities, with a focus on their children's well-being.

The Grammy winner's new album, set to release on March 22, reflects her journey of transforming pain into creativity. While she paused touring since 2018, Shakira has continued to release singles and deliver electrifying performances.

They share two sons, Milan and Sasha.

Her new music candidly addresses her breakup, showcasing her emotional depth and resilience. Despite the challenges, Shakira finds strength in music and encourages acceptance of life's hardships.

Her son, inspired by her music, also expresses his feelings through songwriting. Shakira's comeback marks a powerful moment of healing and artistic renewal.