Ed Sheeran has a new single on the way, inspired by his wife Cherry Seaborn. The track, titled 'Azizam', is a Persian term of endearment meaning 'my dear' or 'my beloved'. The singer filmed the accompanying music video with comedian Omid Djalili in south London earlier this week.
A source told The Sun on Sunday's Bizarre column: 'Ed can’t wait for everyone to hear the new record – mainly because it’s inspired by Cherry and their love affair. A huge budget has been thrown at the video, which features a stunning wedding and none other than Omid. They all had such a fun time making the video and can’t wait to release it into the world.'
While no release date has been confirmed, the outlet reports it could be a 'summer smash hit'. On Valentine's Day, the 34-year-old shared a photo of Cherry captioned with a red heart emoji and the word 'Azizam'.
Earlier this month, Sheeran hinted his next album will be called 'Play'. The singer, known for mathematical symbol-titled records, responded to a fan's question about his next math-themed LP, saying: 'Irony is if you ask me anything maths related I would fail the question, I never finished high school.' He previously wrote online: 'See you sometime next year when we press Play again on pop.'
