Lily Allen to Make Major Comeback with Secret Album on Marriage Breakdown

Lily Allen is reportedly set to make a huge comeback after seven years with a secret new album.

Earlier this year, The Daily Mail revealed that the pop star and actress’s upcoming LP will be released by her label BMG later this autumn.

Now, it’s been claimed that the singer wrote the entire album in just ten days and will detail her marriage breakdown from David Harbour. 

A music insider told The Sun: ‘It will tell the story of her move to New York and also how she coped with the breakdown of her marriage to David Harbour.

‘There’s a real outpouring of emotions in it. 

‘She’s not had the easiest time and she’s ready to bare her soul.’

Daily Mail has contacted Lily’s representative for comment. 

Lily had split from David after discovering his ‘secret profile’ on exclusive dating app Raya.

In March, as she held a live recording of her podcast Lily said she was still grappling with her breakup.

She admitted: ‘I am not over it. I am sort of running away. Maybe I will have a nervous breakdown.’

In August, Lily confirmed she’s moving out of her New York townhouse following her split from David.

The former couple moved into the art deco home in Brooklyn in 2020 shortly after their Las Vegas wedding, with the beloved property even featuring in Architectural Digest.

It was then revealed last December that their relationship was over, with reports soon following that the Stranger Things actor had cheated on the singer.

And in a bid for a fresh start amid her marriage woes, Lily has purchased an ex-council flat in London, and recently told how she’s thrown herself into decorating which has ‘helped’ her through her ‘hard time’.

The Smile hitmaker told The Mirror how she’s been taking inspiration from interior design magazines, remarking: ‘I’m really enjoying those at the moment. I’ve obviously had quite a hard time and that’s really helped me’.

Speaking on her Miss Me? podcast back in March, Lily opened up about her new property, which she’ll live in with her two daughters, as she chatted to co-host Miquita Oliver.

She shared: ‘This flat that I’ve bought, is in a social housing building, I have kind of given myself a ‘get out’ clause because it is slap bang in the area which I grew up in, so I don’t feel like I am coming from outside and coming into the area and gentrifying it.’

Lily added: ‘I have wanted to live in this building since I was a baby, it’s been a dream of mine forever and finally a flat became available in here and I was in a position to buy it and I did. But I know people have got judgement around it.’ 

Elsewhere, the stunning New York abode Lily left behind features an eye-catching tiger-print media room and a luxury kitchen inspired by The Godfather.

While it also boasts floral Parisian-inspired rooms and a stunning walk-in wardrobe filled with designer goods.

Lily and ex David completed renovations on the property in 2023 with the help of interior designer Billy Cotton and architect Ben Bischoff, with the then couple giving a tour to Architectural Digest.

However, in May, Lily admitted she felt ‘feeling incredibly low’ and lonely in her New York City home as she candidly opened up following her break-up.

The songwriter who confirmed her split from David in January, explained that she has been feeling ‘extremely heavy’ as she ‘doesn’t have that much to do here’ in the city. 

She moved to Brooklyn in 2020 to be closer to David, enrolling her daughters in local schools.

Revealing she was taking a break from social media, the Smile hitmaker said there is ‘nothing filling the gaps’ as she is no longer doom scrolling. 

Their separation came after Lily turned amateur sleuth after speculating that David had ‘cheated’ on the same dating app on which they met.

Lily was left in ‘agony’ when she allegedly discovered the actor had a secret profile on the celebrity dating app Raya.

The pop star joined the app herself, pretending to be ‘looking for women’ – and allegedly found that David had already set up a dating profile. 

He was reportedly listed on the app as being active for at least a month.