Shakira is moving on from her split with ex Gerard Piqué, and she is using music as a guide. In a new cover story with GQ Spain, the award-winning international star reflected on the impact that her first album in seven years, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran (Women Don't Cry Anymore), had on her healing journey.

Shakira revealed she “grieved” her divorce from ex-husband, FC Barcelona star Gerard Piqué through writing music.

Shakira has had a lot to say in the two years since her very public breakup with Gerard Pique. Not only has 47-year-old pop star given countless interviews about the traumatizing split, allegedly due to his cheating, she devoted an entire album to her pain called “Women Don’t Cry Anymore.”

The separation of Gerard Piqué and Shakira continues to make headlines, and it seems far from reaching its conclusion. The latest chapter involves an interview given by the former FC Barcelona footballer to CNN,

Shakira said the path to recovery after a breakup isn't easy or linear and explained her way of healing after Gerard Pique split

Piqué was discussing the Kings League with CNN en Espanol and how his company plans to continue to innovate in the space of sports, gaming, and technology. Near the end of the chat, Piqué addressed the media attention he's received in past years, and the perception that he's not well liked by a lot of people.

Gerard Piqué is finally speaking up about the ongoing drama with Shakira, two years after their split made headlines around the world. In an interview with CNN en Español published Friday, October 18,

Gerard Pique has addressed claims made by his ex-partner, Shakira, in a rare interview over two years after their high-profile split.

Gerard Piqué comments on the media's portrayal of his breakup with Shakira, emphasizing contentment from being with loved ones. In a CNN interview, he shares his happiness in a new relationship and appreciation for family,