POP star Shakira's new exclusive sweatshirt mocking her cheating footballer ex Gerard Pique has sold out hours after the singer modelled it on her website.
The Colombian chanteuse's outfit, designed by her niece, was reportedly inspired by Shakira's recent revenge single.
Shakira, 46, and ex-Barcelona star Pique, 36, split last year following the defender's affair with 23-year-old student Clara Chia Marti.
The Hips Don't Lie singer's recent song, 'BZRP Music Sessions Vol. 53', became the most-watched new Latin song in YouTube history with a staggering 63 million views in just 24 hours.
Shakira's sweatshirt was designed by her niece Isabella Mebarak, 24, who says she was inspired by the song.
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It features an image of Shakira recording the song with headphones on it.
Written on it is a line from the lyrics reading: "Las mujeres ya no lloran, las mujeres facturan," which translates as: "Women don't cry anymore, they cash in."
In the artwork, Shakira is seen crying dollar signs instead of tears and wearing a hoodie.
It is selling for $60 (£50) and was modelled by Shakira on her website on February 17.
The image was reportedly taken during the BZRP session.
Artist Isabella boasts almost 15,000 followers on TikTok and another 10,000 on Instagram.
Shakira has fired shade at her cheating ex a number of times in recent months.
In her latest diss track, the singer took aim at Pique and appeared to mock his new girlfriend with a savage broadside.
The Colombian beauty sang: "Seeing you with the new one hurt me" in the eagerly-anticipated new song "TQG".
Shakira and singer Karol G teased the arrival of the new song by sharing a sensual photo.
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Women don't cry anymore, they cash in
Shakira sweatshirt
For his part, Pique and his girlfriend packed on the PDA in a recent appearance at a football match.
The pair seem unphased by Shakira's latest shot at them where she lip-synced to "I might kill my ex," and put on a public display of affection during Andorra's game against Badalona.
He has avoided addressing the split since their bitter divorce despite Shakira's barbed responses.
Pique name-dropped his ex in an interview when asked about the most famous contact in his phone.
He replied: "I would say Shakira maybe, who was my partner," before steering the subject away from his former wife, with whom he has two children.
Pique met Shakira in 2010 on the set of her official World Cup song "Waka Waka".
Spanish media reported last year that the Spain star had been unfaithful and that was the reason for their breakup.
But speaking to the magazine Elle, Shakira claimed that she was forced to "sacrifice" her career for the sake of Pique's, as well as so she could be with the couple's children, but that he hadn't been willing to do the same for her.
Opening up on the "darkest time" of her life, Shakira said she had to put her career "in second gear" after her eldest son Milan started school in late 2014.
Referring to the "sacrifice", she added: "Either he [Pique] would stop his contract with Barcelona and move to the US with me, where my career is, or I would have to do that instead."
She also implied that she had been the one making the "effort" in the relationship.
