Fresh off her Glamour magazine cover, Christina Aguilera is back with yet another striking feature!
This time, the singer graced the cover of PAPER magazine, donning nothing but fishnet tights and a hooded headpiece, flaunting her newly slimmed-down figure.
The “Genie in a Bottle” star went topless, wearing a burgundy hood paired with Tory Burch fishnet stockings and layered undergarments as bottoms. See the cover here!
Christina Aguilera Goes Topless For PAPER Magazine
Other photos from the shoot showed her dressed in a leopard-print bodysuit, plus neon cutout stockings and a feathered top.
Her fans went wild when she shared the photos onto her Instagram page, as they commented:
“My favorite forever! She has lived her life in the music business on her own terms, and I will always admire that from her. No chart chasing, no tabloid queen, no attention seeking. Just her massive talent and her music.”
“Oh, she is SO back. This shoot is classic Xtina.”
“New era is coming.”
The mother of two was asked if there’s any new projects coming out from her, and also shed light on the importance of being present as a mom.
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Christina Aguilera Talks New Projects and Being a Mom
"I have done a lot of traveling, and I'm definitely ready for some new material to bring to the show. I took a minute to really put together my Spanish album. I had always wanted to do that and follow another Spanish album from my debut. I came home with a Latin Grammy; it was such a beautiful experience. I had the best time in Miami recording that. Music is dying to come out of me. At this point, there is a new me that has been growing and building, and it is so ready to emerge. It's going to take a little longer than I wanted it to, but it is what it is."
But being a mother is also a priority to her besides being on stage, as she added, "Being a mom is super important to me, my private life, finding things outside of the stage that truly bring me inner joy. You have to have a balance of both. I would not be happy if I didn't have the stage, my creativity, and my music to express myself, but also having my personal time to do yoga and be in my own backyard and have time to be a kid or be with my kids is so vitally important to me."
