The moment Shakira leaves the stage after noticing that

Over the weekend, Shakira appeared to notice a fan recording her dress at a Miami nightclub, prompting her to leave the stage abruptly. The 47-year-old Colombian artist was seen performing a preview of her upcoming single, “Soltera,” in front of the DJ booth, as captured in a video shared on X.

Dressed in a patterned minidress, Shakira danced to the music. Shortly thereafter, she pointed a finger at an individual in the audience while adjusting the hem of her dress. Acknowledging the situation, she gestured towards her dress and her eye. After resuming her performance, she turned to confront the individual and made a hand gesture indicating for them to stop, before readjusting her dress and exiting the stage.

Following the incident, social media users expressed their disapproval of the behavior displayed. One commenter remarked, “Artists deserve respect and privacy, both on and off stage,” emphasizing the importance of ensuring a safe environment for all. Another user suggested that the individual filming should face legal consequences for sexual assault, while a third described the behavior as “gross.”

A further commenter agreed, stating, “That’s just beyond gross. Shakira was entirely justified in leaving; no one should tolerate such rudeness, especially while performing.” It is crucial for individuals to learn basic manners.

After Shakira and her two sons, Sasha and Milan, separated from their father, Spanish soccer player Gerard Piqué, last year, they moved from Barcelona to Miami. The couple’s split in 2022, after 11 years together, was fueled by rumors of Piqué’s infidelity with his current partner, Clara Chia Marti. At that time, the singer shared on Instagram, “I moved to Barcelona to provide stability for my kids, which is what we are now seeking in a different part of the world, close to family, friends, and the sea. Today, we begin a new chapter in our quest for their happiness.”

Shakira is set to launch her Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour in Palm Springs, California, this November. The tour will also include significant stops in major North American cities such as Phoenix, Arizona; Los Angeles, California; San Antonio, Texas; Montreal, Quebec; and Chicago, Illinois.

This tour is intended to promote her latest album, Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran, which was released in March. One of the tracks, “Shakira: Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol 53,” features several lyrical references to Piqué, which she has previously indicated were connected to her management team.

Reflecting on her experience, Shakira recounted that her manager suggested altering the lyrics. As reported by Rolling Stone, she stated, “I was considering the risks and possible unforeseen outcomes, but I reminded myself that I am an artist. I am a woman. I am also a wounded she-wolf. Moreover, no one should dictate how I should heal my wounds.”