‘Royals’ Lorde, Boyfriend James Lowe: Tour 2014 ‘Team’ Singer Dating Photographer Difficult? ‘I Miss Her,’ He Says In Blog Post

Lorde's boyfriend James Lowe took to his blog to open up about what it's like dating the 'Royals' singer. Photographer James Lowe admitted he misses Lorde while she's away on her tour 2014, and explained how fame has affected his life.

James Lowe, 24, revealed what it's like to be dating the two-time Grammy winner. He admitted that being Lorde's boyfriend has put him in the spotlight and made him the target of tabloids, cyber bullying and the paparazzi, E! News reports. The New Zealand native poured out his feelings in a heartfelt post on his blog Ono Field on March 18, titled "Everybody Returns Some Day."

He refers to Lorde by her real name, Ella Yelich-O'Connor, and talks about how much he misses her while she's away on her 2014 tour.

"Since originally sitting down to write this post, Ella has become a two time grammy winner. She has taken home a Brit too. Currently she is on the opposite side of the world on tour. As much as I miss her, I couldn't be prouder of what she has achieved so far. If you are lucky enough to attend one of her shows on this current tour, you'll experience more than just her voice. The production she has dreamt up looks incredible... I can't wait to see it myself next month," Lowe wrote.

"This blog developed into a series of words and pictures, thoughts and often over-thoughts about trying to live in a country that wasn't my own, about trying to be in a relationship with a girl who lives 6000 miles away, about whatever the [expletive] someone in their 20′s shouldn't be doing, but currently is. My life is probably a lot different now, but it feels normal on the inside," he continued.

"Jared Leto said that fame doesn't change you, it changes everyone around you. While I'm not the centre of attention here (and fuck, the times I have, it's never been fun), I do become aware of the people around me and their transparency. They fail to hide it. I've experienced being a target of the tabloids, finding moments I thought I was in safe hands splattered all over the internet, being pushed and shoved, or watching others get pushed and shoved by paparazzi just to get what they think they're entitled to. While I'm dragging on about the negative aspects, they are only a small part of my world now. There is a bright, shining silver lining to this thing I've been exposed to. [...] More importantly, I've found a little inspiration from new faces. People I look up to. People whose work I admire so much. For all of this I have to thank the one I look up to the most. Who I admire the most. Who still fills the little voids I try to avoid," he said.