GloRilla says her second album is nearly finished

GloRilla says her second studio album is almost complete and is expected to bring a fun summer sound while showing her growth as an artist.

The Memphis rapper told PEOPLE she has been working on the project since releasing her debut album, Glorious, in 2024. She said the album is in its final stages, with only a few finishing touches left.

According to GloRilla, the new record will keep an upbeat feel but explore a wider range of topics. She also said her relationship with NBA player Brandon Ingram has inspired much of the new music, while adding that she wants to balance songs about her personal life with the confident style that made her popular.

The rapper also confirmed that the album will feature a collaboration with a member of Destiny's Child but did not reveal which member.

GloRilla said she is grateful to work with established artists, pointing to recent collaborations with Ludacris and Keyshia Cole.

Outside of music, she recently partnered with Reese's Puffs to remix the brand's classic "Eat 'Em Up" jingle, saying the campaign brought back childhood memories. Her latest single, "MANE," with Pooh Shiesty, was released in June.