My Regards

Peters' second studio album, The Good Witch, was released in 2023.^[2] The genres featured in the album were predominantly pop-oriented, however, she was hopeful that people would notice the maturity developed in her songwriting between The Good Witch and her debut album, You Signed Up for This (2021).^[3]

Alongside numerous tours, Peters opened for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour at Wembley Stadium on 19 August 2024.^[4] Peters was then set to support Kelsea Ballerini on her North American arena tour, but pulled out. She cited prioritising her mental health as one of the main reasons for doing so, as well as wanting to complete her third studio album to the best of her ability.^[5] Peters returned to music in October 2025 with the dual release of "Audrey Hepburn" and "You You You". They acted as the dual lead singles from her upcoming third studio album.^[6] They were followed by the third single, "Say My Name in Your Sleep".^[7]

Peters co-wrote and co-produced the country pop track alongside Ian Fitchuk and Nick Lobel.^[1][8] Prior to writing for Florescence, Peters felt that she had not ventured into the tongue-in-cheek or sexy elements of her writing. She became inspired by country "stand by your man songs" but wanted to modernise the narrative rather than portray herself as a "simpering love interest".^[9] She instead wrote it from the perspective of a fierce woman protecting her romantic partner.^[9] Peters references the 1992 film The Bodyguard within the lyrics, with Euphoria noticing that Peters tends to reference cult classics within her songs.^[10]

A music video for "My Regards" was released alongside the song. It was directed by Amelia Dimoldenberg and starred Peters alongside Benito Skinner. Upon Dimoldenberg's initial listen of the track, she knew that she wanted to lean into Peters' storytelling and became inspired by The Bodyguard, which is referenced in the lyrics. She had Peters portray the bodyguard of her partner, portrayed by Skinner. She said: "I thought it would be interesting to subvert the 'possessive girlfriend' trope by making Maisie a literal bodyguard. It felt like a fun way to heighten the narrative."^[9] Peters told I-D that she had initially planned a different video in her head; she envisioned a country-and-Western film style video, with Peters on a horse and her boyfriend behind her. However, she preferred Dimoldenberg's idea and they agreed on casting Skinner.^[11] CelebMix billed the video the older sister to Peters' 2021 music video for "Psycho".^[12]

The song was praised by critics. CelebMix billed it "a standout offering" for her, opining that it showcases her skills strongly.^[12] When the Horn Blows described "My Regards" as "delightfully sharp, unapologetically cheeky, and undeniably addictive".^[13] They appreciated her storytelling, her vocal ability and the lyricism within the track.^[13]

Credits adapted from Spotify.^[8]