Lily Allen ‘splits’ from her husband David Harbour as she creates ‘dating app’ profile

English singer-songwriter and actress Lily Allen is said to have broken up with her husband, Black Widow and Stranger Things star David Harbour.

Reports say the 39-year-old singer has been spotted on private dating app Raya.

As per the Daily Mail, her profile’s bio allegedly reads: “Looking for someone to start couples therapy with” as she visits “Los Angeles from New York.”

Although it’s unclear whether Allen is popping back up on the exclusive dating app for romance or friendship, her profile is said to only show up for women looking for other women.

Talks of the two stars splitting up come as Allen was spotted without her ring on.

While interviewing Andi Oliver on the BBC Sounds podcast Miss Me? alongside Andi’s daughter Miquita Oliver, clips showed Allen without her wedding ring.

Allen had previously admitted to meeting Harbour on the dating app, her profile is thought to have been deactivated until reappearing this month.

While talking about using the app and finding a spark with Harbour on The Jonathan Ross Show, Allen said: “It was the first time I’d been on this dating app.”

“I was scrolling through and landed on David’s profile and pressed accept. I didn’t know who he was,” she added.

“I thought he was just like a sexy policeman from a reality TV show. He was wearing a policeman’s uniform.”

“It was a still from Stranger Things. I’d never seen Stranger Things,” she revealed.

She continued: “I don’t even know what I was looking for. It was just something to do on holiday, swiping, it’s a bit of fun.”

“When I met him I didn’t think it was going to go anywhere.”

“He was here filming Black Widow.”

“He was only going to be here for a couple of months.”

“And then it did (go somewhere).”

They later ended up marrying in 2020.

The “Smile” singer recently opened up to her fans about her mental struggles as she is putting full focus on her children, leading to difficulties with eating.

“I’ve been going through a tough time over the last few months, and my eating has become an issue,” she said.

She added: “My therapist and I talk about it, and she says, ‘How long has this been going on?’ And I said, ‘Well, about three years really’. And she’s like, ‘Okay, why haven’t you mentioned it before?'”

“And it’s not because I’m lying about it. It’s just because it’s not seemed at the top of the list of important things that I need to talk about, but obviously, it is. I’m not really good at talking about the bigger picture.”

“That’s something about my ADHD as well that I don’t link things. And also, my body and my brain are two very separate things to me.”

“I know a lot of people feel those two things are very connected to each other, but for me, it’s very different. I spend a lot of time in my head and not a lot of time thinking about my body.”

She continued: “I’m really not in a great place mentally at the moment, and I’m not eating. I’m not hungry.”

“I obviously am hungry, but my body and brain are so disconnected from each other that my body… the messages of hunger are not going through my body to my brain.”

“I’m not avoiding food, I’m just not thinking about it because I’m so in my head. My body’s, like, a few steps behind me.”