Shakira stuns in leather chaps to perform THAT breakup hit about ex Gerard Piqué trends now

Shakira looked sensational on Friday night as she performed her hit track No.1 TQG for the first time on The Tonight Show in New York City.

The hitmaker, 46, took to the stage to give a high-energy performance of the new release, which has multiple references to her ex Gerard Pique - who she split from in June after 11 years together.

Making quite the revenge comeback, the age-defying star donned a pair of leather chaps while showing off her figure in a black mesh bodysuit. 

She appeared on the show with Bizarrap, chatting to host Jimmy Fallon on their joint new release, and referencing her recent split.

Talking on the show, she explained that the song has been 'a healthy way to channel my emotions', while adding that she had to 'put up with so much cr*p'.

Shakira took to the stage to give her first ever live performance of the song, which soared the charts and hit No. 1 on the Billboard Global 200.

Looking sensational, her mesh bodysuit featured a cut-out underboob detail, while a silver zip detail adorned the centre of her chap trousers.

She left her lengthy caramel tresses to fall freely in a loose curl while opting for a bright and radiant palette of makeup.

While Argentinian producer Bizarrap joined her, sporting a dark-wash denim shirt with a white T-shirt and black baseball cap.

It was one of Shakira's two ensembles for the TV appearance as she donned a sparkling black mini dress to sit down and chat with host Jimmy.

The new hit has been dubbed a 'diss' track to Shakira's ex Gerard, who she shares two children with and split from after he was allegedly unfaithful during the relationship. 

Referencing the break-up for the first time on TV, she shared: ''It's been unbelievable to feel the reaction from so many people. I think that people really connect with music when it's real and it's genuine, it comes from a real place. The thing with this song is that it has become like an anthem for so many women out there. 

'I've had a very rough year after my seperation and writing this song has been so important to me. It's been a healthy way to channel my emotions.  

She concluded: 'I feel that after we put out this song, i not only felt like I had fans but a sisterhood of women who have been through the same things, who think the way I think, feel the way I feel and had to put up with so much cr**, the way I had to.'

Shakira allegedly realised her ex-boyfriend had been unfaithful when she discovered a jar of strawberry jam had been eaten while she was away 

She then went onto reference the strawberry jam in a music video for her single Te Felicito in April, which featured a clip of a head of her collaborator Rauw Alejandro inside an open fridge. 

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