JESY Nelson has left fans saying the same thing after a series of new social media snaps.
The Boyz singer, 31, took to Instagram to upload a series of random images, featuring everything from sexy selfies to a picture of her on The Great Celebrity Bake Off.
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A cute animal picture also made the cut, yet fans were more interested in one which appeared to reveal the filming plot for Jesy’s new music video.
Last year, Jesy split with record label Polydor after failing to agree fresh tracks.
At the time, insiders said the former Little Mix star – who quit the band in 2020 – decided to walk away from her deal to make a fresh start.
Yet now her caption has fuelled fan excitement for material – which they demand comes soon.
The star teased: “I would trade common sense for a good time,” in an apparent snippet from a new song.
One fan wrote: “OKAY LYRICS?? THE HYPE IS REAL.”
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Another urged: “Stop w the teasing and release the song. Not even joking.”
A third wrote: “Cmon miss Nelson, we are ready; RELEASE ITT
RELEASE IT.”
Another mused: “Girl stop the tease and give it to us! We are READYYY.”
One then added: “Jesy enough with the teasing, give us a hint of what is coming soon PLEASE.”
This year, The Sun told how she is in advanced talks with Warner Records about a potential partnership ahead of the independent release of her second single Cried Out, which will come out more than a year after her debut solo track, Boyz.
Jesy, who is dating Zion Foste, parted with Polydor because of creative differences.
A source said: “Jesy will be releasing Cried Out as an independent artist and the labels will be keeping a close eye on the reaction to the song.
“After being so unhappy, Jesy is really enjoying being independent.”
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