The singer discussed her solo Christmas plans in the latest episode of ‘Miss Me?’
Lily Allen and her husband David Harbour have reportedly called it quits on their marriage after five years together.
The claims, published by The Daily Mail, have come just days after Lily spoke about her solo Christmas plans on a recent recording of her BBC Sounds podcast, Miss Me?
In the episode, co-host Miquita Oliver asked her friend: “Do you do Christmas dinner on your own?” In response, the ‘Smile’ singer discussed prepping the Christmas meal “on [her] own” and missing out on her annual family celebrations in New York City with Stranger Things actor David and her two children Ethel, 13, and Marnie, 11.
Lily revealed that she would be flying from the US to London and then to Nairobi, Kenya, during the festive period, before suggesting that there had been a last-minute change to her plans; she had “completely forgotten” that she had tickets to see The Nutcracker at the Lincoln Centre with her family.
Lily and David married in 2019 after meeting on Raya, an exclusive dating app popular among celebrities and other high-profile figures. And now, following her comments on the podcast, The Daily Mail has reported that Lily is once again active on the app [December 23, 2024].
According to the report, her bio reads: “Looking for someone to start couples therapy with.”
As it stands, these rumours are currently unverified and neither Lily nor David have spoken directly on the matter. So, until they address the alleged split themselves, the news remains internet rumours.
