Una Healy is reportedly single again after ending things with her Love Island star partner.
The Saturdays star is reportedly back on the dating scene after parting ways with Stephen Mullan.
A source told The Sun: “Una and Stephen had lots in common with their Irish background but realised it was the end of the road for their romance.”
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The Daily Star has reached out to Una’s reps for comment.
The pair started dating earlier this year after she had been left feeling “tricked” by her previous relationship.
Before she dated the Love Island Australia narrator, she had split with David Haye and his girlfriend Sian Osborne.
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Una was also previously wed to Una was previously wed to rugby player Ben Foden and the pair share two kids together.
It was first revealed Una was dating Stephen back in July after she attended one of his comedy gigs and was spotted backstage.
At the time, a source told The Sun: “Una was hanging out with Stephen after his turn on stage and appeared to be very tactile with him.
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“They were together in the artist’s area and while Una was more quiet Stephen was happily introducing Una to people as his girlfriend. He seemed very keen on her and had a huge smile on his face.”
The split comes after it was revealed Stephen had joked about his sex life on stage.
He told comedygoers: “It’s hard to keep the romance going. The baby needs to sleep, but you need to get the ride.
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“The only sound-proof room in our house was the kitchen, so it’s not so much making love as making do. You find yourself bent over a sink.”
He then mimicked the action of a sex act and told punters about the time he heard a squeaking sound: “You look round the front and you realise it’s her doing the f***ing dishes at the same time!”
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