Lily Allen and David Harbour reportedly split; singer allegedly spotted on celebrity dating app

The four-year marriage of Lily Allen and Stranger Things star David Harbour looks to be all but over, with a friend close to the singer telling Daily Mail the couple have officially “separated”.
Reports that the couple’s relationship was on the rocks were rumoured for some time and may have been further confirmed by another source who screenshotted a photo of Allen’s active profile on celebrity dating app Raya.
“Looking for someone to start couples therapy with,” the profile reads.
It also states Allen was “visiting Los Angeles from New York”.

Allen and Harbour shared their New York home with Architectural Digest in 2023.
A source also told the Sun newspaper the couple had “barely been together” for the past three months and had been living separate lives.
“When she was in London for The Pillowman, David was spotted at one performance in July before Lily was left by herself”.
The source close to Allen confirmed the pop star did indeed have a profile on Raya, but said she wasn’t actively searching for dates.
This was partly because she hadn’t divorced from Harbour yet and she took marriage “very seriously”.
Allen also shares two daughters, Ethel and Marnie, with ex-husband Sam Cooper.
Harbour and Allen married in a low-key Las Vegas ceremony in 2020, after previously meeting via Raya.
Photos on Harbour’s Instagram showed the ceremony conducted by an Elvis Presley impersonator, and the family getting In-N-Out burger afterwards.
Smile hitmaker Allen recently revealed on her Miss Me? podcast that she was “not in a great place mentally” and had stopped eating.

“I’ve been going through a tough time over the last few months and my eating has become an issue,” she said.
She also recently launched an account on an adults-only platform where users can pay £8 ($16.70) a month to access photographs of her feet.
”Having been very sexualised from a very early age, and literally everybody else in the process profiting from that sexualisation, it’s actually really fun to be like, in power and in control of something that I find so silly," she said.