AceShowbiz - Jhené Aiko has addressed recent fan speculation regarding the lyrics of her latest song "He Belongs," featured on her new album Westside Whimsy, which was released on September 11, 2026.

On the track, Jhené Aiko sings about a problematic relationship, including the lines, "Can't turn a fling into a real thing / Can't turn a promise into a wedding ring / Can't turn a h*e into a husband." These lyrics sparked rumors that she was referencing her former partner, Big Sean, especially given their past relationship and recent breakup.

Social media users quickly weighed in, with some suggesting the song was a direct commentary on Big Sean's fidelity. Comments ranged from questioning their past commitment to criticizing the decision to stay in the relationship for years despite ongoing issues. However, Jhené Aiko made it clear that the song is not about him, responding directly to posts on Threads dismissing the speculation.

Jhené Aiko and Big Sean publicly became a couple in 2016, shortly after her divorce from producer Dot Da Genius. They share a child born in 2022. Rumors of engagement or marriage circulated over the years, but reports indicate they separated late last year.

In addition to addressing these rumors, Jhené Aiko's new album features collaborations with several notable rappers, including Kendrick Lamar on "So Good," Larry June on "Neighbors," Tyga on "Like, Whatever," and Ab-Soul on "Love Bomb." Recent gossip also links Jhené Aiko romantically to Larry June.

This clarification from Jhené Aiko puts to rest fan assumptions that the song's lyrics were a personal attack on Big Sean. Instead, the track reflects broader themes about relationships and trust, rather than any specific individual.

This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.