OFFICIALLY A COUPLE
Kylie’s in love in the Big Apple
It’s No Secret! Aussie singer Kylie Minogue (50) has confirmed her new romance with Paul Solomons (43).
The pop princess took to Instagram to post a picture of the couple getting cuddly in New York City on Monday.
Not only did they take in the sights from the rooftops, but they also took in Springsteen on Broadway, meeting
The Boss himself.
It is believed the couple have been together since February this year. They were introduced to each other by mutual friends and have been “quietly dating”, according to a source.
However, people only became aware of Paul after
Kylie posted a photo of herself kissing a mystery man at her birthday party in May. When she was interviewed about turning 50, the Can’t Get You Out of My Head singer said coyly, “Life’s, I won’t say a little bit, I’ll say a lot, better. Life’s great.” She didn’t spill any futher details about a new relationship at the time.
It didn’t take long for eagle-eyed fans to identify the Welshman, though. He is the creative director of British GQ magazine and is also the director of his own company, Paul Solomons Design.
No doubt fans are glad to see Kylie happy again after her split from British actor Joshua Sasse. The pair confirmed their relationship in 2015 and later became engaged in early 2016. After a year-long engagement, Kylie split from Joshua (30) amid cheating allegations.
The songstress did not address the rumours that her fiancé had become a little too close to Spanish actress Marta Milans (36) on the set of romantic comedy-drama No Tomorrow, but she did announce on Instagram that the pair had decided to end things. “Thank you now for your love and understanding with the news that Josh and I have decided to go our separate ways. We wish only the best for each other as we venture towards new horizons.”
Although her relationship with
Paul is new, Kylie also revealed that she still has marriage in the back of her mind.
“I might [get married], I might not. I did say,
‘Maybe it’s not for me.’ But the other half is, ‘Maybe.’
I don't know.”