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BEN CONFIRMS DIVORCE FROM UNA ON DATING APP
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She reportedly fled to Ireland last month after it was claimed her rugby player husband Ben Foden was unfaithful with PR girl Becky Milne at a “drunken party” in 2015.
And Una Healy faced fresh heartache last week when Ben – who is moving to New York later this year to play with US team Rugby United – confirmed the pair were divorcing, via dating app Bumble.
The rugby star – who shares children Aiofe Belle, six, and Tadgh, three, with Una – wrote in his bio, “Heading Stateside in December. Never believe in making plans, let’s just see what happens and how things go. If you’re uptight and bossy I’m not for you. Getting divorced. 2 little people who are my world.”
The profile was accompanied by three pictures of the 33-yearold, including one of him holding a rugby ball.
Una, 36, was to accompany Ben to America, but is thought to still be in Ireland with her mum and her children as she recovers from her heartbreaking marriage collapse.
Speaking to Closer in June, the former Saturdays star – who suffered with postnatal depression after having Tadgh – hinted that life with Ben wasn’t always plain sailing.
She said, “We drive each other insane. I’m super organised and Ben’s very chilled out. I find myself ranting at him and trying to get a reaction out of him sometimes, but he just doesn’t get worked up.”