Nelly Furtado announced that he is moving away from making his own music for the “foreseeable.”
Sharing a career update via an Instagram post shared on Friday, October 24, also featured his 25-year career.
“25 years ago today is my first album Whoa, Nelly! he was released,” Furtado, 46, wrote in a high-profile article.
Along with throwbacks from the past two decades, Furtado was shown in the early days of his career.
“25 years later. “In the year 2000 I remember seeing the purpose of hoping that some child could silence the Whoa, Nelly! Vinyl One day in the record store and you think it was cool or inspiring, so I never thought that there will be many new ways to find “Old” music in 2025! “
Furtado opened up about how happy he is that so many people have listened to his music over the decades before announcing his plans to leave the stage.
“So that more people can rediscover my music and be happy. It was so nice to accept this opportunity, it won the stages,” he wrote.
Furtado continued, “all this aside, I’ve decided to stop working for the foreseeable future and I’m excited to write well this next phase of my life. I’ll always see it with enough luck.”
Nelly Furtado.
(Photo by dia Diphuupil / SiriusXM Images)The “Maneater” singer ended this post by talking about his fans, his collaborators and another person who helped him to make his “dreams come true.”
He wrote: “Thank you for all these years of fun, community and surprise. “An endless thanks to anyone who has ever listened and supported my music and attended any of my shows. I also love your open hearts.
Earlier this year, Furtado talked about how the pressures of his career affected how he expected.
Hitting back at body blows, the “say it” singer apparently spoke about loving herself in an empowering post.
“This year I saw the beauty pressure of my work in a new way, while at the same time I found new levels of self-love and true inner confidence,” he wrote in the original article. “For anyone who cares, I haven’t had any facial or body surgery or body augmentation, other than veneers on the top row of my teeth, recently.”
In the post, Furtado also refuses to have “facials or lip injections or fillers.”
“My New Year’s message for 2025, express yourself freely, celebrate your individuality and know that it’s okay to be okay with what you see in the culture,” he continues. “We are all little people who are new to the world and they just go around the world looking for hugs.”
