Raye has turned heads in a skin-tight white dress and matching white wig in a striking new photoshoot, as she opens up about her friendship with Hollywood star Michael B Jordan.
The BRIT and Mercury Prize winner looked worlds away from her usual style for the glamorous shoot, which comes as she is named GQ's Woman of the Year. While her latest pictures are sure to get people talking, it is her connection with the Creed actor that has also caught fans' attention.
Theme Park Outing Explained
The pair were previously photographed enjoying a day out at Six Flags theme park in Los Angeles, where they were spotted checking out the rides together. Their appearance sparked speculation about a possible romance, but Raye has insisted there is nothing going on between them.
Speaking to GQ, she explained that they had been spending time together because of a work project. She said: "We've been doing some work together for a really cool project. I was literally having the best time."
Shared Love of Rollercoasters
The singer went on to explain that their trip to the theme park was down to their shared love of rollercoasters, revealing she was more than happy to take the lead when it came to choosing the rides. Raye said she had planned their day around attractions including Tatsu and Twisted Colossus, adding that she had been having the time of her life.
She also admitted she was unsure whether she was even allowed to talk about the project, joking that she thought she had signed a non-disclosure agreement.
Music Career and Album Delay
Away from the rumours, Raye has also been making headlines for her hugely successful music career. Her track Where Is My Husband! became a viral hit, while her second album, This Music May Contain Hope, went straight to number one and won the Mercury Prize.
But fans hoping for another record may have to wait a little longer. The singer, who has been single for seven years, has revealed she is holding off on releasing her third album until she finds love. She told GQ: "I'm on strike until my third album, which is going to be called And Then She Fell In Love."