Halsey goes topless in a racy snap taken by boyfriend Avan Jogia

By Sonia Horon For Dailymail.Com 04:41 09 Jul 2024, updated 05:23 09 Jul 2024

Halsey shared a racy snap taken by her boyfriend Avan Jogia in a new social media post.

A month after going public with her secret years-long health battle, the singer, 29, partook in a viral trend where she shared unflattering images taken of her by her significant other, 32. 

She posted a TikTok video that started out with her and Avan, with a caption reading, 'When I think he's taking pretty photos of me.'

The three-time Grammy nominee — who uses she/they pronouns — then posted four less-than-perfect photos, including one of her posing without her shirt on, with just a pair of pink boxers. 

In the image her arms cover her cleavage, as she poses with bright pink hair inside of a bedroom. 

Another image showed her in a black hoodie hunched over her laptop with French fries sticking out of her mouth, as she waited at an airport. 

There was also a snap of the star with a number of colorful stickie bookmarks taped all over her face and eye. 

In yet a fourth snap, the songbird rocked a white headscarf over her bright tresses, but the rest of her body was out of frame as her partner chose to focus on the sky.

The lovebirds have been dating since last fall. She confirmed her romance with Avan in September, just months after splitting from Alev Aydin.

At the time was seen getting cozy with Jogia on a romantic date night in Los Angeles.

She was previously in a relationship with Aydin for five years. The former couple share a two-year-old son, named Ender Ridley Aydin.

Before becoming a mom, she was involved in a number of high-profile relationships with Evan Peters, Yungblud, G-Eazy, Machine Gun Kelly, and Lido.

It comes a month after she revealed she was diagnosed with both systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and a 'rare' T-cell lymphoproliferative disorder in 2022.

The indie pop artist — who was born Ashley Nicolette Frangipane — told fans she was 'lucky to be alive' amid her secret health battle.

In an Instagram video, the star said she felt 'like an old lady' and could be seen rubbing her legs as she seemingly suffered from pain.

'I told myself I'm giving myself two more years to be sick,' she said. 'At 30, I'm having a rebirth and I'm not gonna be sick and I'm gonna look super hot and have lots of energy and I'm just gonna get to re-do my 20s in my 30s.'

In a second clip, the star could be seen inside a hospital while hooked up to a machine.

While filming a quick selfie video, the music artist informed her fans and followers, 'Today is day one of treatment.' She panned the camera towards the machine and then back to herself while resting on a chair.

A short montage of her health battle was also candidly shared to her fans, including her breaking down in tears and receiving treatment.

Other moments included the songstress listening to music, her arm hooked up to an IV and the mother-of-one positively giving a thumbs up towards the camera.

The next slide in Halsey's latest Instagram carousel showed a screenshot of a note in her phone simply titled, 'the f***ing end of the world.'

After sharing her diagnosis she thanked her fans on social media and gave more information on her current wellbeing.

Halsey noted that both of her conditions 'are currently being managed or in remission,' but she added that she would likely be dealing with the conditions in some form 'for the duration of my life.'

'After a rocky start, I slowly got everything under control with the help of amazing doctors,' she added optimistically.

'After two years, I’m feeling better and I’m more grateful than ever to have music to turn to.

At the time the singer also released a new song, an acoustic guitar ballad titled The End.

The new album on the horizon is a follow-up to her fourth studio album, 2021's ambitious "If I Can't Have Love, I Want Power," produced by Nine Inch Nails' Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.

In 2022, Halsey shared on Instagram that she had been diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, Sjogre's syndrome, mast cell activation syndrome - known as MCAS - and postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, known as POTS.