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Post Malone’s Ex Jamie Park Shows Love to ‘Chrome Heartbreaker’ After His Viral “Ex Shawties” Lyric

July 27, 2026 2:57 pm GMT

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Post Malone's ex, Hee Sung ‘Jamie’ Park, has shared her response to Post's new song, ‘Chrome Heartbreaker’, following the viral “All my ex-shawties gon’ bop to this” lyric.

Jamie, who shares a child, DDP, with Post, has uploaded a TikTok video of her doing a fit-check in Florence, Italy with the ‘Chrome Heartbreaker’ audio playing, alongside the tongue-in-cheek caption, “sooo I heard this is the trending audio ??”

Post and Jamie got engaged in 2021 in Las Vegas, with the couple welcoming their child the following year. They split in 2024, with Post now reportedly dating Christy Lee.

On Jamie's new video, a fan has pointed out the irony of Post's lyric in ‘Chrome Heartbreaker’, where he confidently declares that, “All my ex-shawties gon’ bop to this”, with Jamie then sharing a video of her seemingly enjoying the unreleased track.

Thankfully, it seems there's no bad blood between Post and Jamie, with the latter responding to this fan by underlining she'll keep jamming to his music - unless, of course, the ‘Chemical’ hitmaker decides to pen a less-than-kind line about her: “I’ve always loved his songs so I def will unless he puts out some hatred lyric on me lol”.

After a seven-month custody dispute, Post and Jamie settled their legal battle late last year. Jamie reportedly filed for primary custody last summer, with the couple coming to a resolution in November. It covered custody, visitation rights and child support.

It's heartening to see Jamie making a video to Post's new song and expressing how she still loves his music, and fans are praising her in the comments for this show of kindness.

Post is currently gearing up for his keenly anticipated new album, The Eternal Buzz, with ’Chrome Heartbreaker’ set to be the lead single. The project is expected to be a 50/50 split of country and trap, with there set to be 20 songs on each side.

Written by Maxim Mower
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