According to The Mail on Sunday, Allen joined the app herself and quickly found that her husband had been active on it for at least a month.

Raya is one of the most selective platforms, admitting only a small percentage of applicants, with over 10,000 members and a 100,000-person waiting list.

When Allen checked Harbour’s profile, it read, “Visiting New York from Atlanta,” and “Closet nerd that plays tough guys on your TV.” His chosen song for the profile was Led Zeppelin’s “Houses of the Holy”.

Interestingly, Harbour’s location was listed as Atlanta, Georgia, far from the couple’s home in Brooklyn, New York, where they settled after marrying in 2020. Allen also enrolled her children, Ethel (13) and Marnie (11), from her previous marriage to Sam Cooper, in local schools.

In an effort to be closer to the Stranger Things set, Harbour had bought a home in Atlanta last year.

As of now, neither Lily Allen nor David Harbour has commented on their reported separation.

Lily admitted, “I think I had children for all the wrong reasons really because I was yearning for unconditional love.” At the height of her music career, she was under immense pressure and felt overwhelmed by her success. In her pursuit of peace and balance, she thought motherhood would help her escape the spotlight and bring a sense of purpose outside of her work. However, Lily acknowledged that she wasn’t fully prepared for the reality of raising children.

Her reflections on motherhood are deeply tied to her own childhood. Lily has been vocal about the impact of her parents’ absence, particularly after her father, Keith Allen, left the family when she was just four years old. These experiences left emotional scars, which have driven her to be more present in her own children’s lives. She explained, “I feel like it left some nasty scars that I’m not willing to repeat on mine.”

Now living in New York with her second husband, actor David Harbour, Lily continues to focus on her family while navigating her career in the entertainment industry.