Shakira tells her ex Gerard Pique "you're no longer welcome" in her brand new diss track.
The singer's new song is thought to be aimed at Pique and his new girlfriend Clara Chia, with the Colombian star singing "Seeing you with the new one hurt me" in her eagerly-anticipated new song TQG.
She goes on to say: "What we lived I forgot. And that is what has offended you. And life has got even better for me. You are no longer welcome here.
"I saw what your girlfriend threw at me. That doesn't even make me angry, I laugh, I laugh."
In a different section of the song she says she is "better, harder and lighter" since the breakup.
Shakira sings alongside fellow Colombian star Karol G, who split with Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA two years ago.
It's thought the song is also aimed at Karol G's former boyfriend.
The new tune comes after Shakira released a hit song with Argentine DJ Bizarrap last month where she compared herself to a Rolex and appeared to brand Pique’s new girlfriend Clara Chia as a Casio.
In TQG, which will feature on Karol G’s new album, Shakira sings: "Tell your new baby, I don’t compete for men."
Claiming her ex has tried to get back with her, she says: "You going out to look for food and me thinking it was monotony.
"And now you want to return, I’d guessed you did. Giving my photos likes."
Recently, the 46-year-old shared a clip of her singing along to SZA’s hit song Kill Bill on Valentine’s Day as she lip-synced the lyrics "I might kill my ex".
Shakira is known to talk about her private life in many of her songs.
One of her tracks was dedicated to the son of a former Argentinian president who she was dating before sparking a relationship with Pique.
Ina song released last October, called Monotonia, the singer had already appeared to attack Pique, which references to the "narcissism" and a "cold as Christmas" attitude of a man she is breaking up with.
The former footballer's relationship with Clara Chia came out shortly after he and Shakira confirmed they were no longer together.
