SZA Rocks Pink Bikini On Trip With Her Producer After Success Of New Album: Pictures

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SZA, 33, regarded like she was having the time of her life whereas celebrating her profitable new album together with her producer, ThankGod4Cody. The singer and music creator had been photographed taking a dip within the water on a seashore in Hawaii and rocked epic bathing fits. She wore a pink and white patterned bikini whereas her hair was down and he went shirtless whereas sporting black and grey shorts.

SZA, ThankGod4Cody — SZA and ThankGod4Cody within the water throughout their Hawaii trip. (MEGA)

ThankGod4Cody is credited with producing seven songs on SZA’s new report, SOS, which was launched on Dec. 9 and has topped the Billboard 200 charts for 3 weeks up to now, so it’s solely pure he’d need to mark the glad event together with her. Though they’ve labored collectively for years, the most recent sighting has brought about some followers to invest on whether or not or not there’s greater than a collaborative friendship occurring. ThankGod4Cody additionally reportedly shared a now-deleted Instagram video of SZA taking a dip within the Pacific Ocean, so he’s positively having fun with their time collectively.

When SZA is just not making headlines for the standard time she spends with these closest to her, she’s doing so for different issues, like seemingly confirming cosmetic surgery rumors in her lyrics. “I simply received my physique carried out, ain’t received no guilt about it, I simply heard your opinion, I may’ve did with out it,” she sang in her track “Immodest.” She additionally seemingly admitted that her rear is just not “pure” within the title monitor of the brand new album. “So basic, {that a}** so fats, it look pure, it’s not,” she sang.

When discussing the title monitor in a latest interview with Glamour, she admitted it was a track that “units up the vitality of the album” and is fairly private. “I took a hiatus, and I’m again for blood now in an aggressive means,” she defined. “I’ve been fed up with the world, relationships, gossip, and lack of respect. I’ve been screaming right into a void on my own, and it feels very exhausting.”

Along with “SOS,” her inspiring new report consists of different private hit tracks that individuals have been praising. They embrace “Kill Invoice,” “20 One thing,” “No person Will get Me,” and “Good Days.”