South African superstar Tyla has graced the cover of Cosmopolitan’s Summer 2024 issue.

For the cover image, the Water hitmaker stunned in a white top and matching skirt that showcased her slender figure.

The 22-year-old tried on a variety of outfits in the shoot, including a pair of silver platform heels and a sheer yellow tank top.

The pictorial took place in what appeared to be a motel, as well as some surrounding areas like a diner and the back of a pickup truck.

Tyla’s followers on social media were blown away by the pH๏τos, with one writing on Instagram, ‘Wowwww you are one of the most beautiful women ever.’

In her interview, the star talked the reason her concert has been postponed, why she loves Rihanna and if she is Illuminati.

Another gushed, ‘Was I the only one that thought she was Zendaya!?’

In the accompanying article, the global superstar opened up about her staggering success in the American market.

‘I represent people that didn’t know they could make it in America,’ she said.

‘I thought you had to be American to be famous. That’s why I loved Rihanna, because I was like, “Okay, she came from somewhere else and she did it.”‘

She also discussed the ‘agonizing’ back injury that forced her to postpone her world tour.

‘Obviously, I wanted to do all the shows, but it didn’t really make sense considering the injury and the recommendations from the doctor,’ she explained.

‘I’ll be back on it very soon, and I will be giving my Tygers the best show ever.

‘I just need to slow down a bit more and just be easy on myself,’ she continued.

‘I’m still recovering. At least I have medicine that helps ease the pain. It sucks, but I know God’s going to bring me out of it.’

The South African singer took to her Instagram page back in March to announce the news and explain why she canceled all the shows, which were set to kick off in Oslo, Norway on March 21 and included a slot at Coachella in April.

‘For the past year I’ve been silently suffering with an injury that has tragically worsened,’ she wrote in a message to her millions of followers.

‘I’ve seen doctors and specialists with high hopes, but the pain has only become more agonizing as has the severity of the situation.’

While she didn’t specify the exact injury, she did share how the success of the past year, which led to the booking of the tour and the recording of her self-тιтled album, ‘has been a life-long dream.’

‘I am absolutely heartbroken to have to say this but as of right now I won’t be able to proceed with the tour,’ the Johannesburg native wrote.