.kylieminogue has split from her British boyfriend of five years - just a year after returning to Australia, it’s been reported. 7NEWS
“But, for now, Kylie has a new album to promote, and a world tour to get cracking with - she’s hugely excited about starting this new chapter in her life.”
The couple met in 2018 and after Kylie moved back to Australia, they were forced to spend nine months apart due to Covid as Paul was in London but Kylie remained in Melbourne.Despite a number of long-term relationships, Kylie has never married She became engaged in 2016 to British actor Joshua Sasse, who was 28 at the time, but the relationship ended a year later.Speaking to
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