David Harbour Moves On with Model Stroll as Lily Allen's Album Fuels Divorce Drama
David Harbour has been photographed enjoying what appears to be a daytime date in New York City, marking a significant step in moving on from his highly publicised split from singer Lily Allen. The Stranger Things actor, 50, was seen walking alongside American model Morgan Cozzi, believed to be in her late twenties, in a series of new pictures that have set the internet abuzz.
A New Chapter in New York
The Emmy-nominated star and the fashion model seemed completely at ease in each other's company during their cosy autumn stroll. They were captured deep in conversation, coffee in hand, occasionally breaking into laughter as they took in the sights of New York City. Harbour opted for a casual yet stylish look, wearing a khaki button-up coat, cream joggers, a scarf, and a beanie, while still sporting sunglasses. Morgan braved the cooler temperatures in tights and a mini dress, topped with a chic brown fur coat.
This sighting marks the first time the blonde model has been publicly linked with Harbour, and it didn't take long for social media users to voice their opinions. After the images surfaced on the popular gossip Instagram page Deuxmoi, the comments section quickly filled with reactions.
Social Media Reacts to the New Pairing
Many commenters referenced Lily Allen's recent album, West End Girl, which contains soul-baring lyrics about their separation and heavy allegations surrounding Harbour's alleged infidelity. One user, @brookepetersson__, commented, 'Girl don’t walk.. RUN AWAY', while @himarykelly echoed the sentiment with, 'You in danger girl'. Another, @hannahleelifestyle, quipped, 'Has she not heard', alluding to the album's content.
However, not all reactions were negative. User @silvarseg offered a different perspective, writing: 'Good for him! Let people move on and be happy! Let her ex be happy and let him be happy! Life goes on!'
The Backstory: From Vegas Wedding to Public Split
Harbour and Allen's relationship began after they met on the celebrity dating app Raya. They tied the knot in Las Vegas in 2020 and went on to create a blended family with Allen's two daughters from her previous marriage to Sam Cooper. Rumours of marital trouble began circulating a couple of years into their marriage, though the high-profile couple initially denied reports they were heading for divorce.
The situation changed dramatically in February of this year, when Lily Allen confirmed they had separated. Her first album since 2018, West End Girl, released shortly after, provided an intimate and often painful portrait of their failed marriage. The record details issues such as sex addiction, broken trust, and betrayal, which Allen suggests led to the relationship's demise.
The album has been warmly received by fans, peaking at number two in the UK charts and spawning viral TikTok sounds. Consequently, Allen is due to embark on her biggest headline tour to date, with sold-out shows across the UK celebrating the record's success.
Life After the Split: Two Different Paths
While Harbour appears to be embracing dating life again, Allen has spoken openly about the challenges of moving on. In a recent interview with Interview Magazine, the mum-of-two categorically confirmed she is 'not in a relationship' right now and discussed the difficulties of online dating while healing from heartbreak.
'They're awful, especially if you're going through heartbreak,' she said. 'There is nothing more depressing than hundreds of people that are nothing like the person that you're missing.' When asked what type of person she's looking for, Allen added, 'I'm not really looking to go out with another famous person.'
This isn't Harbour's first romantic link since the separation. Earlier this year, reports circulated that he was seeing Ellie Beers Fallon, whom he reportedly met in Atlanta during Stranger Things filming. However, by March, it was claimed they had split due to the impact of 'unnecessary hate' she received online.
Harbour has not publicly commented on the infidelity allegations made in Allen's album. However, he did tell GQ in April about his life post-split: 'I'm protective of the people and the reality of my life. There's no use in that form of engaging [with tabloid news] because it's all based on hysterical hyperbole.'
As both stars navigate their new lives separately, the public interest in their story shows no signs of waning, with this latest development adding another chapter to their ongoing post-divorce narrative.
