Chloe Bailey appeared on the latest cover of Galore Magazine, stunning in a series of photos for the outlet. The singer shared the pictures in a post on her Instagram page, on Wednesday. For the shoot, she rocked a black Celia Kritharioti dress, with jewelry from Sydney Evans and Cartier. She also rocked a Laurel Dewitt headpiece.
"Baby i can see the future in your eyes..," Chloe captioned the post. "Thank you @galore for the cover." Fans were stunned by the pictures. "Chloe. My heart skipped a beat," one commented. Many others mistakenly thought she was making a pregnancy announcement due to the pose she took for the first photo. "Girl I thought you was pregnant!!!" one follower wrote.
Chloe Bailey At The Premiere Of "The Little Mermaid"
As for the interview, Chloe mostly discussed her latest album, In Pieces. She dropped the project back in March featuring collaborations with Chris Brown, Missy Elliott, and Future. Chloe says that it feels "amazing" to have finally released her debut album.
"It feels amazing knowing my album is finally released and out there for the world. I’m truly proud of myself for my bravery and vulnerability and how honest I was through these lyrics," she explained. "This music really helped save me. And this is what I was creating to pull me out of what I was going through as this is therapy for me. I’m really proud of myself because I was strong enough to let people into my deepest thoughts."
Chloe Bailey For "Galore Magazine"
Chloe's interview with Galore comes after she recently attended the premiere of Disney's The Little Mermaid. For the event, organizers swapped out a traditional red carpet for blue to match the setting of the movie. “I get chills,” Chloe Bailey told ET regarding her sister Halle’s performance. “To know that all of those beautiful girls will be able to see proper representation, whether you’re black or white or anything like that, you’ll be able to look at my sister and say ‘I can be anything I want to be no matter what the world tells me is acceptable. There could not be a more perfect Ariel.”
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