Summer Walker has unveiled the star-studded list of collaborators for her upcoming third studio album, 'Finally Over It,' set for release on November 14, 2025. The announcement, presented as a wedding reception seating chart, features artists, writers, and producers including GloRilla, 21 Savage, and Chris Brown. A teaser video ties into the album's marital theme, showcasing podcast hosts Drea Nicole and Lex P as caterers gossiping about the guests.
Announcement Details
On November 10, 2025, Summer Walker partnered with Spotify, LVRN, and Interscope Records to reveal the collaborators for 'Finally Over It,' the final chapter in her Over It trilogy that began with 'Over It' in 2019 and 'Still Over It' in 2021. The list is styled as a seating chart for a wedding reception, divided into five tables with 26 contributors.
Collaborators List
- Table One: Jeremih, Lil Yachty, Nineteen85, Jean Baptiste, Terrace Martin
- Table Two: Troy Taylor, Bryan-Michael Cox, The-Dream, Kuk Harrell, Ant Clemons
- Table Three: Montell Fish, Anderson .Paak, Sailorr, GloRilla, Sexyy Red
- Table Four: Latto, Bryson Tiller, Teddy Swims, Chris Brown, 21 Savage
- Table Five: Mariah the Scientist, Brent Faiyaz, Nene Leakes, Nija, Slim Wav, Monaleo
The reveal includes previous collaborators like Bryson Tiller from 'Playing Games' and GloRilla from the 'Better Thangs' remix. Walker has worked with 21 Savage on tracks such as 'Secret' and 'Good Good.'
Teaser and Theme
A behind-the-scenes video features Drea Nicole and Lex P from the Pour Minds Podcast as caterers at Walker's 'wedding,' chatting about guests. Examples include Lex noting 21 Savage's British roots and Drea complimenting Anderson .Paak's hair. The album's cover art, revealed last week, recreates Anna Nicole Smith's 1994 wedding photo, with Walker in a wedding dress beside an elderly man in a wheelchair.
Track and Grammy Context
'Finally Over It' includes the lead single 'Heart of a Woman,' which earned 2026 Grammy nominations for best R&B song and best R&B performance, and 'Spend It.' This follows Walker's May 2025 breakup with Rico Recklezz and her September VMA appearance with an older mystery man, captioned 'Fuck My Type' on social media.
The album releases November 14, 2025, via LVRN and Interscope.