After surprising her fans with a social media announcement about her third pregnancy, we delve into Paloma Faith’s romantic history. The 44-year-old singer, gaining more popularity after her appearance on BBC’s “Celebrity Traitors,” shared the news on Instagram, proudly revealing her pregnancy.
In her post, she showcased her growing bump and lay down in another image, captioning it “mother is mothering.” While the “Only Love Can Hurt Like This” singer has been private about her love life, she has publicly acknowledged a few relationships.
Her first public relationship was with Rian Haynes, a New Zealand chef, whom she married in 2005. Unfortunately, the marriage ended after eight months, with a divorce finalized four years later. Reflecting on her marriage, she expressed that it was rushed and not taken seriously at a young age.
Following her divorce, Paloma’s next significant relationship was with Leyman Lahcine, the father of her two children. They began dating in 2012, welcoming their first child in 2016 and their second daughter in 2021. Despite their split, Leyman described Paloma as the “love of his life.”
Paloma attributed the strain on their relationship to the birth of their children, emphasizing the transformative impact of motherhood on her life. She acknowledged that their breakup was due to their diverging paths post-becoming parents.
In subsequent relationships, Paloma dated Andrew Soar, a creative director, and later revealed her romance with Stevie Thomas, a music venue director from Birmingham. Stevie, who also appeared on reality TV, notably stood by Paloma at Sony’s BRIT Awards after-party, showcasing their affection for each other.
Sources close to the couple described them as deeply connected and committed, with Stevie being described as a great communicator and emotionally in tune. Paloma expressed that her relationship with Stevie feels healthy and long-lasting, marking a positive turn in her love life.
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