Beyoncé thanks Jack White for inspiring 'Cowboy Carter'

The friendship between Beyoncé and Jack White is still going strong.

After her release Cowboy Carter album on Friday (March 29), Bey sent rocker Jack White a bouquet of flowers. The White Stripes songwriter took to Instagram to share the sweet gift, which included a note that read: “Jack, I hope you are well. I just wanted you to know how much you inspired me on this record. Sending you my love, Beyoncé.”

“What a sweet gesture to receive here in Nashville this morning from the talented and kind @beyonce celebrating her new Cowboy Carter album,” White wrote in the caption. “Much love and respect to you madam, and thank you kindly. Keep making beautiful and powerful music, nobody sings like you.”

See the post here.

The duo previously collaborated on the hot “Don't Hurt Yourself,” off Bey's 2016 album. Lemonade. White also co-produced the raging track. “You know, I just talked to her and she said, 'I want to be in a band with you.' I said, “Really? Well, I'd like to do something,” White told NPR then about how the collaboration came about. “I've always loved her voice — I mean, I think she has the kind of soulful singing voice of Bette Davis or Aretha Franklin.”

White continued, “He just took a sketch of a lyrical outline and turned it into the most gutsy, vicious, incredible song. I don't even know what you would call it – soul, rock and roll, whatever. “Don't Hurt Yourself” is incredibly intense. I'm so amazed at what he did with it.”