“That feel-good, powerful, and anthemic song - it's all about celebrating self-love and embracing its incredible power, and when there was a discussion on a feature I know Ayra was the only one who could embody and amplify this message.”[6]Leigh-Anne teased the release date of "My Love" on her social media pages, posting snippets on TikTok, featuring first seen looks from the music video and her performing choreography.

[12] DIY's Daisy Carter wrote that the "afrobeat-influenced track serves as a celebration of Nigerian culture and creatives".

[13] Fault Magazine's Miles Holder described it as a song "that shows off Leigh-Anne's versatility as an artist, as she ventures into new sonic territory, embracing the vibrant rhythms of afrobeat".

[14] Euphoria's Nmesoma Okechukwu wrote that "My Love" is "exciting, and makes you want to jump up and start dancing, while its accompanying music video has all the ingredients of great visuals and beautiful choreography".

[15] LBB wrote how the music video celebrates Nigeria's rich culture and masterfully weaves elements of local fashion, dance, and the country's landscapes".

[17] Prior to its release, Leigh-Anne performed the song for the first time at Capital Up Close in partnership with Lucozade, which marked her first gig as a solo artist.

[20] It has since been performed at BBC's Live Lounge, KISS-FM Haunted House Party and at S&C presents Hugo Nights.