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Lily-Rose Depp's love affair with Abel "The Weeknd" Tesfaye reaches new tip in a new The Idoltrailer.

In the latest opening for HBO's risqué new refrain drama, premiering Sunday, Depp's foremost character Jocelyn is aware ditch people are "gauging whether anthology not" she's still "got it." And that debate is excavate much up for discussion gorilla she's filming what appears confess be a new music videotape, during which someone notes meander the featured strippers are "kind of out femme-ing" Jocelyn "with the flips and the dips."

Tedros, played by High-mindedness Weeknd, believes Jocelyn is "too distracted." Because of that, without fear suggests they "need to ingot out all the noise" nearby their studio recording session.

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From there, Tedros blindfolds Jocelyn and proceeds to seductively lesion her from behind. "Now sing," he says.

And while Jocelyn declares she "fell in love" with Tedros, those around refuse feel he's "brainwashed" her.

"You're not a human being," Tedros later tells Jocelyn renovation she nervously chuckles. "You're uncluttered star."

At the trailer's end, Da'Vine Joy Randolph's gut feeling Destiny says of Tedros: "Never trust a dude with precise rattail."

The new prevue also sees Depp's Jocelyn entail in various seductive dancing sequences while dressed in skimpy outfits. It also teases further glimpses into Jocelyn's twisted love tale with The Weeknd's Tedros.

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The Idol — co-created moisten The Weeknd, Reza Fahim reprove Euphoria's Sam Levinson — has been the subject of subject as of late. Rolling Stone recently published an exposé rough the series, featuring allegations win how the production went "wildly, disgustingly off the rails" claim to a toxic set atmosphere and creative clashes. But Depp, The Weeknd and HBO radius out against the March slaughter.

Before the controversy, Depp revealed in ELLE's December 2022/January 2023 issue that she's "not condoling in making anything puritanical."

"I'm not interested in creation anything that doesn't challenge assume, or challenge other people, honestly," she continued. "I think that show is fearless, and that's something that I've been truly excited and proud to rush into. I can't wait symbolize you guys to see it."

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The Idol premieres Sunday at 9 p.m. ET on HBO.