Henry Morris Wants a Post-Breakup Studio Reunion With Pop Singer Adéla After Both Artists Dropped Songs About Their Split

Alternative musician Henry Morris is ready to step into the recording booth with his ex-girlfriend Adéla, revealing that an in-studio musical reunion would offer an honest, creative closure to their past romance. After spending months channeling the aftermath of their breakup into their respective songs, Morris confirmed he is eager to join forces on the mic.

The 27-year-old Los Angeles-based songwriter opened up about his creative vision following the launch of his 11-track project, clarifying that there is zero bad blood between the two rising stars. Instead of avoiding the history they share, he sees their shared craft as an opportunity to build something genuine.

“I would totally do it. To just let it out on the mic would be cool, you know? It’d definitely be an interesting song.”

From Romance to the Studio: Inside Their Split

The pair originally dated through most of 2024 before parting ways early the following year. Rather than letting the split fade quietly, both musicians used the experience as raw source material for major songwriting milestones.

Henry Morris sitting in a booth.

Henry Morris outdoors in front of a building at night.

Adéla, the 22-year-old artist and former The Debut: Dream Academy contestant who gained widespread attention with her viral track “Nicole Kidman,” drew fan speculation with her single “Starving Artist.” Audiences quickly linked the track’s lyrics directly to her time with Morris.

Morris responded in kind on his record, Kiss Me Extra Hard, putting out the track “High All the Time,” which features rapper G-Eazy. Despite the very public exchange of lyrical references, the former couple recently cleared the air.

Adéla performs on stage at Grant Park during Lollapalooza Festival.

Adéla on stage during her tour.

Clearing the Air: No Bad Blood Between Exes

While the internet often assumes celebrity breakups result in fierce feuds, Morris insists their ongoing connection remains surprisingly healthy. He chose to reach out directly after seeing Adéla realize the career goals she had spoken about during their relationship.

“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, which is good ’cause it was all very like positive, which I feel like you don’t usually get from artists, especially exes.”

Morris even poked fun at the “starving artist” description that followed him after her release. He confirmed that his circumstances have upgraded—noting he finally owns a proper bed frame, even if he still clings to his closet staple of gray sweatpants.

Adéla and Henry Morris pictured together.

Henry Morris seated in a booth.

Where Their Careers Stand Now

Both artists are maintaining packed performance schedules across the country and overseas. The creative overlap between their catalogs reflects a mutual respect as their individual profiles continue to grow.

For Morris, the emotional core of his new album centers on genuine connection. Pointing to his track “Rather Fight,” he highlighted the line: “I would rather fight with you every night than be happy with somebody else.”

He explained that the high-energy rush of touring simply cannot replace deep mutual understanding with another person. Whether that shared understanding turns into a joint hit single remains up to both artists.

💬 Pop culture collaborations are rarely this amicable after a real-world split.

✨ Bringing raw honesty directly into the recording studio could deliver an incredible track if both stars agree to team up.

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