HITMAKER Jessica Simpson flashed a truly jaw-dropping gesture while performing in Texas this week.
Jessica recently split from her husband Eric Johnson, and now the singing sensation, 44, isn’t holding back during her public appearances.
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On Thursday night, Jessica performed a surprise set during Luck Reunion.
Rocking a leopard print dress and looking sensational while performing for the crowd, Jessica sizzled as she sang.
Wearing the sexy frock, Jessica teamed the racy garment with a cream lace shrug, some turquoise necklaces, rings, and a silver belt.
Jessica looked bronzed and glowy as she performed her 2003 hit With You and her famous 2005 cover of These Boots Are Made for Walkin.
Her makeup was kept minimal and natural, with her hair tousled and framing her face.
During her high-energy set, Jessica shocked concert goers when she made a rude gesture.
Jessica flipped the audience off as she gave them double middle fingers while sticking her tongue out.
But it was all in good jest as she smiled and grinned while doing so.
This wasn’t Jessica’s only public performance for fans this week, because on Wednesday she performed at South By Southwest festival.
Her performance at South By Southwest was her first public performance in more than 15 years.
Jessica is currently in the midst of relaunching her music career.
She even released a new song just the other week.
CHEATING CLAIMS
In the new track, Jessica implied that her ex had a secret lover who dressed up in her clothes while they “cheated” together.
Jessica’s song Leave hears her open by crooning about their love story and how it started out as “magic” before turning “tragic”.
Lyrics to Leave by Jessica Simpson
Jessica Simpson has let rip at her ex in new scathing song lyrics from her new single Leave.
What we had was magic
Now you’ve made it tragic
Giving her what you gave to me
Now the well that you drank forms empty
Your weakness made me lonely
Unholy matrimony
Did you do to her what you did to me
Was she on her knees
Oh oh oh
She’s everything but me
Oh I
I want you to leave
I don’t even wanna breathe the air you breathe
Oh I
I’d rather die
Then let you be inside me with her on your mind
I am stronger on my own
So hold on
I’m letting you go
How’d this even happen
I can just imagine
I wanna know then again I don’t
She get you off dressing up in my clothes
Don’t say you love me
Don’t even try to touch me
If you were me you’d fall to pieces
I make heartbreak look damn easy
Oh oh oh
We’re not doing this again
Oh I
I want you to leave
I don’t even wanna breathe the air you breathe
Oh I
I’d rather die
Then let you be inside me with her on your mind
I am stronger on my own
So hold on
I’m letting you go
Oh I
I want you to leave
I don’t even wanna breathe the air you breathe
Oh I
I’d rather die
Then let you be inside me with her on your mind
I am stronger on my own
So hold on
I’m letting you go
“Your weakness made me lonely, unholy matrimony,” she sings in the second verse.
Jessica then talks about how she wants her man to leave and how she is “stronger” on her own.
She then asks “how’d this even happen?” before making a shock statement in the form of another question.
“Did she get you off dressing up in my clothes?” she asks midway through the song, implying that the person her lover was cheating with dressed like her.
JESS SPLITS FROM ERIC
This comes after it was revealed that Jessica split from her husband Eric Johnson after more than 10 years of marriage.
The singer and businesswoman and the retired NFL star, 45, had been living separate lives for months, sparking rumors of a split.
After months of the couple dropping cryptic clues the star may have split from her pro-athlete husband, Jessica confirmed the news in January.
In a statement to People, the design mogul said: “Eric and I have been living separately navigating a painful situation in our marriage.
“Our children come first, and we are focusing on what is best for them.
“We are grateful for all of the love and support that has been coming our way, and appreciate privacy right now as we work through this as a family.”
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