It seems likeFrank Ocean is coming into the steamy world of intercourse toys.
On Sunday, the “Chanel Orange” singer’s luxurious firm, Homer, unveiled a brand new diamond-encrusted, 18-karat gold cock ring with a NSFW image on Instagram.
Ocean additionally posted the photograph of somebody sporting the blinged-out trinket with their genitals blurred out in his Instagram Tales. It’s unknown if the individual pictured is Ocean.
The provocative photograph sparked a flurry on Twitter.
The pinnacle-turning adornment — referred to as the XXXL H-Bone Ring — is part of Ocean’s new line of equipment underneath his Homer model.
The ring is adorned with an array of princess-cut diamonds and completed with a excessive polish for a hefty $25,570. (If you need an identical ring to your hand, that may set you again $9,940.) The product description doesn’t provide sizing dimensions and the ring is out there by inquiry solely. HuffPost has reached out to Homer for additional info.
The opulent assortment of equipment additionally options pendants, earrings and a keychain that may be bought on-line or on the Homer retailer in New York Metropolis (by appointment solely).
The “Novacane” singer — who just lately marked the tenth anniversary of his debut album “Channel Orange” — additionally posted an image of himself in a black wig and orange hoodie to advertise his new line, which he says are from his “tour that Covid cancelled again in 2020.”
“Wigging w/ a number of followers blowing through my hair + hoodie from tour that Covid cancelled again in 2020,” the 34-year-old hitmaker wrote. “Plus some sketches from my desk a pair months in the past and a buss down Homer bday cake .. love u see u :D.”
The debut of the brand new merchandise coincides with the primary anniversary of Homer’s launch. Final August, Ocean launched the corporate with a group of printed silk scarves and jewellery items.
In June, it was reported that Ocean is making ready to jot down and direct his personal characteristic movie along side leisure firm A24.
The film, which is tentatively titled “Philly,” might probably start filming this fall, in line with DiscussingFilm.
His final album, the acclaimed ”Blonded,” was launched in 2016.
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