Morris frames the potential collaboration as a healthy, artistic closure, emphasizing that there is 'no bad blood' and that they have been mutually inspired by their shared history.
While Morris claims the vibe is positive, the timing is suspicious. He just dropped an album titled 'High All the Time' featuring a track about her called 'Kiss Me Extra Hard,' while she’s riding the wave of her massive hit 'Nicole Kidman.' Is this genuine artistic synergy or just strategic content mining?
Morris, 27, dated Adéla, 22, for most of 2024 before splitting in early 2025. His new album 'High All the Time' was released last week, following a party at Canter’s Deli. Adéla’s tour continues at TD Garden in Boston this December.
Henry Morris is trying to turn their breakup into a duet, but with Adéla’s 'Nicole Kidman' blowing up, she might be too busy being iconic to look back.
Henry Morris is officially asking for a studio date with his ex-girlfriend Adéla, and he wants it to be the ultimate post-breakup anthem. The 27-year-old alternative musician told Page Six that he is totally down to collaborate with the "Nicole Kidman" singer, describing the potential duet as a "cool" way to let it all out on the mic. "It’d definitely be an interesting song," Morris said, seemingly ready to turn their romantic demise into commercial gold.
This isn't just a random suggestion; Morris has been busy mining their relationship for content, having just dropped his new album, "High All the Time," last week. The timeline of this proposed reunion is what makes this story so delicious. The former couple, who dated for most of 2024 before calling it quits in early 2025, have been quietly writing about each other for months.
Adéla, the Slovak singer who found massive 2026 success with her Oscar-actress-named hit, has a track called "Starving Artist" that fans are convinced is about Morris. Morris didn’t shy away from this, admitting that when they recently caught up, they discussed the fact that they’ve both been writing about each other. "We hadn’t talked in so long, and so we just went over the fact that we have been writing some stuff about each other," Morris explained.
He claims the vibe is positive, noting, "which I feel like you don’t usually get from artists, especially exes." Despite the artistic synergy, Morris was quick to clarify that this is strictly business. He described their recent conversation as a "nice catch-up" and expressed admiration for Adéla’s rise, saying, "when somebody becomes like the exact image of what they said they were going to do, it’s so freaking cool to see." However, he also took a subtle dig at the "Starving Artist" lyrics, joking that while he used to struggle financially during their relationship, he now has a bed frame—though he’s still clinging to his closet full of gray sweatpants.
This isn't a romantic reunion; Morris explicitly stated that fans should not hold out for getting back together. The stakes are high for both artists as they move forward separately. Adéla is currently set to continue her Red Bottom tour in December with a major stop at TD Garden in Boston, cementing her status as a rising global star.
Meanwhile, Morris is launching an international tour with Artemas this month, starting from his album release party at the famed Canter’s Deli in Los Angeles. While Morris believes their shared experiences will resonate with listeners—citing a line from his track "Rather Fight" about preferring to fight with a partner than be happy with someone else—the music world is watching closely to see if Adéla will actually step into the booth with the man who inspired some of her biggest hits, or if she’ll let "Nicole Kidman" speak for itself.
