Jill Scott Shows Off New Look In "So In Love" Video Ft. Anthony Hamilton

Jill Scott shows off her new look in “So In Love” featuring Anthony Hamilton. As the Ebony Magazine June cover girl, Jill Scott is all smiles – and that woman has an infectious smile – in her new video. Jill is clearly having fun showcasing her playful side for her upcoming album “Light of the Sun”. Can we just say how much we’re in love with Jill Scott’s new look and this adorable summer jam?!!

While we’re not completely convinced of Anthony Hamilton and Jill Scott as a couple, the duo has great chemistry performing to their strengths. Are you hooked on Jill Scott’s new look as we are? “Light of the Sun” will be released June 21st.

 

 

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