Jessica Simpson recently debuted her new song “Fade,” sparking speculation that she may have taken subtle jabs at her ex-husband, Eric Johnson. The track was dropped on July 22, mere months after the announcement of their separation following a decade-long marriage due to ongoing relationship troubles.
The artist unveiled her latest single on Instagram by posting a promotional poster for it. In the caption, she revealed that she had been going through a tough time when it was time for the songwriting session, but instead of retreating and crying, she chose to press on.
In addition, she mentioned that instead, she opted for getting up and facing the day. This action sparked confrontation aimed at healing a hidden wound. Pre-save #FADE before it’s out on July 22nd using the link in her bio!
All about Jessica Simpson’s new song
Regarding Simpson’s latest song, Fade, it starts with a poignant interlude and lyrics that some fans interpret as alluding to her troubled marriage, as reported by Cosmopolitan. The artist sings, “You can constantly declare your love for me / That doesn’t guarantee I feel loved.
The singer continues to sing softly, expressing, “A distant green light appears / Your words grow overwhelming.
Furthermore, after a 15-year hiatus, Jessica released a new single, suggesting perhaps an end to her long-term relationship. In this new composition, she expresses that her partner is as void as a broken promise. Notably, she also mentions her desire for security and protection in the lyrics of her song.
The singer sings, “Home isn’t just a location; it’s a sensation. There will be no more chances because I won’t shatter again.
Fans react to Jessica Simpson’s new track
After the unveiling of Jessica Simpson’s latest song, her fans expressed their opinions about the track on various social media platforms. One user commented, “Alright, Jessica Simpson, it’s clear to see your talent,” while another fan posted, “You are undeniably one of the finest voices of my era, and I mean that sincerely. You have always been my favorite.
A user responded enthusiastically, “Exactly! Confronting pain directly can be likened to practicing mindfulness. It involves recognizing the sensation, followed by deciding on an appropriate reaction.
Fade is out and available to stream on multiple audio platforms.
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2025-07-24 16:22