Kim Kardashian lookalike featured on the cover art for Drake’s latest single is REVEALED

The Kim Kardashian lookalike on Drake’s latest cover art for his new single titled Search & Rescue has been officially revealed as a performer named Lilah, reported TMZ on Friday.

Shortly after the Hotline Bling rapper, 36, released the album cover to promote his new song earlier Thursday, social media users speculated that the mystery woman could possibly be the founder of SKIMS herself.

The Canadian-born singer notably sampled the reality star’s voice on the song, which led some fans to question whether she had also appeared on the image, along with a few comparisons between Kardashian and the mystery woman.

The cover photo showed Drake and the woman wearing black helmets with face shields that partially obscured their faces in a dimly lit room.

However, the entertainment channel revealed that the woman is an artist and media personality named Lilah who currently has more than 20,000 followers on Instagram.

During the track, which was released to anticipated fans on Friday, Drake sampled a clip of a conversation between Kim and her mother Kris Jenner discussing her divorce from ex, Kanye West.

About a minute into the singing, Kim was heard to say, “I didn’t get this far, just to get this far and not be happy.” Remember that.’

Kris was heard to chime in and repeat, “You didn’t come this far to get this far.” The mother of four quickly jumped back in and said, “Yeah. I saw it on the internet,” followed by a chuckle before Drake continued his own lyrics.

Fans have also speculated that the sampling could potentially be a jab at the Flashing Lights rapper. The two have notably been part of a feud in the past.

A big reason behind the breakup between Ye and Drake is also centered around Kim as the Canadian rapper has referenced her multiple times in his lyrics and even previously alluded to an affair between the two in a 2021 song titled Wants And Needs .

Drake also suggested that he and the starlet were having an affair on his 2018 song In My Feelings.

He famously repeats the line “Kiki, do you love me?” on the hit, leading fans to point out that Kiki is a nickname Kim’s sisters sometimes use for her.

Kim went on to publicly warn Drake to “never threaten” her family as she waded into West and Drake’s explosive feud.

Kim warned Drake to stay away from her partner and their children and addressed @drake directly on Twitter, writing, “Never threaten my husband or our family. He paved the way for a Drake.”

The two top rappers reportedly settled their differences in 2021 when they joined forces for a benefit concert and posted a friendly photo standing side by side outside Drake’s mansion in Toronto.

As the rapper celebrates the release of his latest single, Search & Rescue, the star has yet to reveal any future plans for other singles or a possible album.

The Degrassi: The Next Generation alum also jumped to his Instagram stories on Friday to share a close-up photo of his five-year-old son Adonis. The star shares the boy with former model and artist Sophie Brussaux.

Adonis could be seen with a basketball in his hand, and has been seen in the past at NBA games with his father.

Drake has also been busy with his upcoming It’s All A Blur tour with 21 Savage, which he announced last March.

The 29-date tour is scheduled to begin in New Orleans on June 16 to kick off the summer season, and will conclude on September 5. The two rappers will stop in cities like Los Angeles, Miami and also New York. .

The tour announcement came shortly a month after the One Dance hitmaker opened up about the possibility of retirement and a “graceful exit” from the industry.

During an interview earlier this year in February with fellow music artist, Lil Yachty, about his FUTUREMOOD pagethe rapper became candid about his future plans.

“I think on a broader scale I think I’m at the point now where I just want I feel like we may have talked about this recently but I feel like I’m introducing the concept into my mind a graceful Exit.’

The four-time Grammy winner explained, “I feel like a lot of people I’ve watched over the years, it’s a really addictive competitive space. You are often addicted to the match itself.’

He admitted that he was “not ready right now” to retire, and will “keep making projects” until he “finds the right time to say, ‘I can’t wait to see what the next generation does.’

“I’ll still be there to work with people or do a show here or there, but I’m not going to force myself to compete. I’d like to see what the next generation does. when that time is.’