Singer tells Rolling Stone he sought therapy in wake of grief – and that as well as his forthcoming sixth album, he has two more records ready for release

Ed Sheeran has said that following the deaths of friends SBTV founder Jamal Edwards and the Australian cricketer Shane Warne in 2022, he “didn’t want to live any more”.

Speaking to Rolling Stone magazine ahead of the release of his sixth album, – (Subtract), he said: “I have had that throughout my life. You’re under the waves drowning. You’re just sort of in this thing. And you can’t get out of it.”

Continue reading…

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Russia-Ukraine war live: Zelenskiy to attend G7 in person, reports say, as leaders prepare new sanctions

Ukrainian president set to join summit; new raft of sanctions will target…

Tory MPs chose Rishi Sunak – but don’t assume they’ll vote for his policies | Henry Hill

The Conservative party is now so fractious and divided that the business…

West Bank visitors ordered to register romances as Israel brings in strict rules

Curbs on people falling in love with a Palestinian among measures expected…

Masks should remain mandatory on public transport, say English mayors

Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham also in favour of continued mask-wearing in…