Shakira sends blistering message to Pique with song title & diss track in VMA

HELL hath no fury like a Shakira scorned as the singer revealed the name of her latest track - and it's seemingly another blast at her ex-Gerard Pique.

And as she was honoured with the ceremony's coveted Video Vanguard award, Shakira made sure her ex, Spanish footballer, Gerard Pique, knew what he was missing.

The Hips Don't Lie singer revealed to The Sun on the pink carpet that her latest single is called The Boss.

It is an apparent nod to the alleged nickname she was given by Pique's pals after they said she failed to hang out with them during their 11-year relationship.

Shakira allegedly never hit it off with the footballer's friends, who gave her the nickname due to her "bad character" - dubbing her "La Patron" or "The Boss".

She later performed her song BZRP MUSIC SESSIONS, VOL. 53, the diss track which took aim at Pique's relationship with his younger new partner, Clara Chia Marti.

The crowds inside the Prudential were screaming for Shakira when she belted out the line: “You traded a Rolex for a Casio.”

Shakira's song also includes the lyrics: “I'm worth two of 22 [year old]”, and “You traded a Ferrari for a Twingo…”

The song made up part of a massive ten-minute medley where Shakira went through some of her biggest bits.

And boy did she make an entrance, as she appeared like an angel from heaven as she was lowered onto the stage from the ceiling.

The VMA's lighting designer Tom Sutherland told The Sun it was the most challenging they'd ever worked on thanks to Shakira's creative vision.

Tom said: “Shakira's Vanguard performance on paper was one of the most ambitious creatives that we've seen.

“Based across all three stages, the 10-minute performance is a spectacular showcase of her career.

" I must ensure that the performance