Doechii stuns on the cover of Cosmopolitan: “That cover is immaculate”

Doechii graces the cover of Cosmopolitan, and fans could not be more excited.

The Anxiety songstress posed for the cover of Cosmopolitan's Romance Issue, where she reflected on her songwriting process, spirituality, and more. In the article that came out on Monday, April 21, the Grammy-winning rapper, whose real name is Jaylah Ji'mya Hickmon, also spoke about her 2024 breakup.

The images have since begun going viral online, prompting an outpouring of love from fans. Here's what someone penned, for instance:

"Slay queen, that cover is immaculate!"

The comments didn't end there:

"She is beautiful," someone opined.

"Those nails mean business!" another quipped.

"swamp PRINCESS for a reason," one more fan noted.

"probably the best cosmo cover i’ve ever seen," yet another chimed in.

The comments didn't end there:

"This is so 90's coded," someone pointed out.

"she has that rare beauty," another asserted.

"she’s the moment," yet another penned on X.

"Omg my mother is the cover of Cosmopolitan," one fan gushed.

Scores online were thrilled to see the singer grace the cover of the magazine.

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Doechii reflects on how she had to get over her ex to pen Denial Is A River:

Speaking with the outlet, the songstress reflected on how SZA's 2017 album Ctrl inspired her to write about the breakup with her ex. She said of how she had to pen her 2024 track, Denial Is a River:

"Sometimes I have to process things before I can talk about them, because if I try to do it immediately, I’m gonna say the wrong thing. But that song took me a year to process."

She also noted that she didn't want to give her ex any of the "promo in my music."

"And I talked about three different exes in that song," said Doechii. "People think it’s just one! I decided I had to talk about it for me."

She also reflected on when her creativity had been "stifled" by her ex:

"I only felt that way once," Doechii recalled. "I was 18, and I was dating a guy who just wasn’t very supportive of my music, and it really stifled me. I stopped writing because he was just like, 'That’s not cool.'

She also admitted to taking his "opinion way too seriously when really he just didn’t get it."

"I remember listening to SZA’s Ctrl for the first time, and it literally gave me the courage to break up with him," said Doechii. "I only bring that up because she inspired me to be vulnerable through my music in a way that I didn’t think I could be."

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Doechii took home her first Grammy this February for Best Rap Album for her 2024 mixtape, Alligator Bites Never Heal.