Tiger Lily Hutchence has reportedly split from her long-term Aussie partner, musician Nicholas Allbrook.
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Hutchence and the Pond frontman dated for six years and were reportedly engaged.
However, the pair called it quits last year, not long after their wedding news became public.
Hutchence and Allbrook had been together since 2017, with Hutchence even moving to Allbrook’s hometown of Fremantle in Perth to be with her boyfriend.
Upon the release her first album in February last year, singer-songwriter Tiger Lily wrote on her bandcamp page:
“I made this cassette in the living room of our house in Fremantle, a seaside town in Western Australia. I had always been shy to sing with others but moving across the world and my ex-boyfriend Nick had given me some bravery.”
While the pair may have split, it appears they are on amiable terms.
Tiger Lily released her album, Tragic Tiger’s Sad Meltdown, under her musical alias, Heavenly.
The title was reportedly lifted from a media headline about the daughter of the famous INXS rocker.
“It was really moving to create with so much freedom and understanding,” Tiger Lily continued on her bandcamp page. “Most of the songs are about my sister Peaches who I lost as a teenager so singing them aloud felt very potent but my band always made me feel held.”
Hutchence’s half-sister, Peaches Geldof, died in 2014 after suffering a drug overdose.
After the passing of both her parents, Tiger Lily was adopted by Paula Yates’ ex-husband, Bob Geldof.
Since 2008, after Tiger Lily was formally adopted by Geldof, she has used a hyphenated surname, making her official name, Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily Hutchence Geldof.
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