Halsey Poses on Victor Noir's Grave in Lingerie for New Single

Halsey has taken a bold approach to promote her latest single, "Lonely is the Muse," by staging a provocative photoshoot at the iconic Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. The 29-year-old pop star straddled the life-sized bronze statue of Victor Noir, a figure associated with fertility due to its notable features. This unconventional choice aligns with the song's themes of questioning self-worth and the impact of past relationships, marking a stark contrast to her previous release, "Lucky." Dressed in striking black lingerie, garters, and spike heels, Halsey showcased her figure while delivering powerful lyrics that reflect her emotional journey. The chorus of "Lonely is the Muse" encapsulates her struggles with identity and the complexities of love, as she sings about being both a martyr and a source of strength. The song is the third single from her upcoming fifth studio album, and Halsey expressed her excitement on social media, stating that the wait for its release was worthwhile. Following the release of "Lucky," which featured elements from Britney Spears' classic hit, Halsey continues to captivate her audience with her music. With a significant social media following and millions of monthly listeners on Spotify, she remains a prominent figure in the music industry. Halsey is set to perform at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas on September 21, while also celebrating personal milestones, including her relationship with actor Avan Jogia and co-parenting her son, Ender.