Ellie Goulding makes scathing comments about her ex-boyfriends on new album

Ellie Goulding seems to be taking goal at a few of her ex lovers on her new album, Brightest Blue.

The 33-year-old pop star is because of unleash her lengthy awaited fourth studio album on Friday – and it sounds just like the report may very well be certainly one of her most private but.

In response to The Solar, followers of Ellie will have the ability to dissect lyrics of the brand new album to uncover hints and clues about how she actually feels about a few of her well-known exes.

Ellie – who has been married to artwork seller Caspar Jopling since August 2019 – has loved previous romances with a string of well-known males together with Radio 1 host Greg James, Hollywood actor Jeremy Irvine, McFly bassist Dougie Poytner, and American music producer Skrillex.

Whereas she has additionally been linked, prior to now, to chart topping star Ed Sheehan, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Scottish DJ Calvin Harris.

The songstress seems to diss a previous lover on new monitor How Deep Is Too Deep, during which Ellie sings: “I might do higher child, let’s be sincere.”

Whereas The Solar claims different lyrics discover the singer waxing lyrical a couple of former flame “utilizing her till any individual else got here alongside.”

An extra monitor, titled Bleach, sees the star lament a previous lover she “tried to repair” that she accuses loves “to lie”.

Ellie’s upcoming album follows the 2015 report, Delirium.

Discussing her new album again in Might, Ellie hinted at it is extremely private content material.

She declared: “It acknowledges a fancy world the place relationships nonetheless dictate our happiness and heartbreak and might nonetheless be essentially the most painful factor on the earth, regardless of how enlightened you might be.

“I’ll all the time search to make use of my voice in ways in which nobody would ever count on and look to collaborate with the least probably, thrilling and eclectic group of different artists.”

The album consists of her 2019 single Hate Me – a collaboration with rapper Juice WRLD, who died final December.