Duffy offers up first new tune since rape reveal

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Doja Cat oozed superstar confidenceas she arrived to the2022 Billboard Women In Music Awards in Inglewood,Californiaon Wednesday night.The singer, 26, strolled down the star-studded red carpet in an eye-catching black Carolina Herrera gown with a plunging neckline.The Say So hitmaker took to the stage during the ceremony to accept the Powerhouse Award, which is given to female artists who havedominated in their respected year through streaming, sales, and radio. Superstar:Doja Cat oozed superstar confidence as she arrived to the 2022 Billboard Women In Music Awards in Inglewood, California on Wednesday nightDoja's designer dress flowed down to the floor and had a giant bow and a flurry of black tulle at the waist.The California native gave her 5foot5inch frame a boost in a pair of black heels with mirrored platforms.

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A new song by the pop star was played for the first time on radio, following her recent revelation that she vanished from the spotlight after she was drugged, raped and held captive for days. Something Beautiful was aired on Jo Whiley's BBC Radio 2 programme on Thursday night after the presenter said that Duffy had sent in the track after writing to the show. In a statement to accompany the song, Duffy said: "You may have read the words I wrote a few weeks back.

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Welsh singer Duffy has offered up her first song since revealing she was raped and held captive during a now-deleted Instagram post last month (Feb20).

Duffy is updating fans following her shocking reveal of a rape that haunted her past. Known best for her song "Mercy," Duffy updated fans on what she's been up to recently, which includes promoting an unreleased song.

Duffy is planning to share her story the way she knows best: through music.

Duffy is planning to share her story the way she knows best: through music.

Welsh vocal powerhouse Duffy has broken her social media silence after bravely telling the world about how she was harrowingly drugged, raped and held capitative.

Singer Duffy, known for her 2008 song "Mercy," is speaking out on Instagram for the first time since revealing she was drugged and held captive.

DUFFY tonight released a new song after saying she found it "harder than she thought" to talk about the horrendous rape ordeal that kept her from the spotlight. The 35-year-old singer revealed last month that she was drugged, raped and held captive for days.

Duffy has penned a song, after recently revealing a horrendous rape ordeal which kept her out of the spotlight.

Jo Whiley has revealed how vile online abuse over her Radio 2 job made her feel she was “going slightly mad”.