Lily Allen, who recently separated from husband David Harbour after four years of marriage, recalled her "incredibly red flag" behavior of emotional dependency on an episode of her podcast 'Miss Me?'

Lily Allen acknowledged that her "codependent behavior" with her first boyfriend was a significant "red flag." During a listener's call on her and Miquita Oliver’s "Miss Me?" podcast, Allen reflected on how her approach to intimacy evolved when she started dating.

Lily Allen has revealed her own ‘red flag behaviours’ in a relationship. The 39-year-old singer, who split from estranged husband David Harbour after he was caught on celebrity dating app Raya, opened up on her past romances and recalled how first partner Lester Lloyd sparked a pattern.

The British recording artist and her American actor husband David Harbour – whom she married in 2020 – have reportedly split. She said during the podcast that she went into treatment in part because of her daughters Marnie, 12, and Ethel 13, whom she shares with ex-husband Sam Cooper.

David Harbour has reportedly moved on from his marriage to Lily Allen and is now dating aspiring actress and model Ellie Fallon, who is 22 years his junior

After news broke that Lily Allen and David Harbour had split following four years of marriage, the “Smile” singer shared an update on her mental health: “It's a lifelong journey of healing.”

The “Smile” singer, 39, and the “Stranger Things” star, 49, recently called it quits after four years of marriage.

Lily Allen has opened up about her "codependent behaviour". In the latest episode of her Miss Me? podcast, the British singer and actress reflected on the difficulties of her romance with her first partner Lester Lloyd,