Ed Sheeran released Visuals of his song "Happier"! And it's very enchanting.
Ed Sheeran has a gift to pass on all the feelings that go through him to his audience! In his new music video for his song "Happier", from the album "Divide" which was released a little over a year ago, the singer has turned into a poor little melancholic puppet. And the atmosphere is so mesmerizing that we end up also want to take out our handkerchiefs.
His character remembers a past relationship and ended up with the blues. Very endearing, his puppet recalls only the moments spent with his ex. We can see him sadly taking his meals, or lying in the middle of their old photos, playing guitar on a bench in the street, or drown his sorrows in alcohol ...
Fortunately for Ed Sheeran, everything is going well This year! The 26-year-old singer recently revealed that he was engaged just before the New Year with his girlfriend who has been sharing his life for almost over two years, Cherry Seaborn. Moreover, the couple seems to swim in a delightful happiness! So on the love side, everything is going well for our beloved British!
And career side, the success of the singer can not count! He is the best-selling artist of the year 2017 and holds alone many sales records, thanks to "Divide"! By the way, it should soon appear at the movies in a movie about the Beatles ...
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