Lily Allen Gains Surprising Support Amid David Harbour Cheating Allegations

Lily Allen has found an unexpected ally amid the storm, her estranged husband David Harbour's other ex.

Alison Sudol appears to be taking Allen's side after the singer's new album spilled details of an alleged affair. This twist comes as Harbour continues to spend quality time with Allen's children, showing up at a theme park with his step kids despite the ongoing separation.

Lily Allen and David Harbour famously began dating in 2019 after his split from Alison Sudol, and the pair tied the knot the following year in a spontaneous Las Vegas ceremony. 

When Allen unveiled her upcoming album "West End Girl" on Instagram, Sudol, who dated Harbour back in 2018, showed up in the comments with a string of flame emojis. Fans instantly took notice, reading her comment as more than just casual support.

The timing is hard to ignore. Allen recently filed for divorce from the actor and is now releasing music packed with what sound like sharp jabs at an unfaithful partner. Tracks like "P-ssy Palace" and "Dallas Major" hint at infidelity, addiction, and a marriage that unraveled behind the scenes.

According to Page Six, Sudol has not said a word about the songs themselves, but her reaction to Allen's post seems to say plenty. In addition, the record's lyrics strongly suggest that Harbour may have strayed during his marriage, though Allen never names him outright. 

Harbour seems determined to stay close to Allen's daughters, even as their marriage ends. The star was seen enjoying a day out with Ethel Mary and Marnie Rose at Universal Epic Universe in Orlando.

The Blast reports that the trio appeared in a TikTok clip strolling through the park, laughing and dressed for fun. Harbour sported a red Super Mario shirt, relaxed pants, and a bucket hat, while the girls wore bright summer outfits and playful headbands.

Onlookers said they looked happy and carefree throughout the day. Allen, however, was not part of the outing, as she has been focused on promoting her new album, which has stirred plenty of attention with its candid lyrics about heartbreak.

Allen's latest album is turning heads and not just for its sharp look at her split from Harbour. One track in particular has fans buzzing over a woman named "Madeline," a name Allen drops while singing about betrayal and broken trust.

In the song, the 40-year-old calls out an unfaithful partner, questioning his honesty and hinting at a third person involved. "Who the f-ck is Madeline?" Allen asks in the chorus, later admitting she read a text she wished she had not.

The raw emotion in the lyrics immediately sent listeners into detective mode, speculating about the identity behind the name. After the uproar, Allen clarified that "Madeline" is not real, but a character created to tell a story, not a hidden reference to anyone specific.

Allen and Harbour are closing the door on their shared life together, literally. The former pair has put their Brooklyn townhouse up for sale, signaling that their separation is final.

The Blast notes that their four-story brownstone in Carroll Gardens has hit the market for $7.99 million. 

The home, which boasts five bedrooms and four bathrooms, even found its way into Allen's new album. The title track reportedly references the house while touching on the breakdown of her marriage and claims that Harbour misled her about an open relationship.

They purchased the 19th-century property in 2021 for around $3.3 million and later transformed it with the help of designer Billy Cotton and architect Ben Bischoff of MADE.

After stirring buzz with her revealing lyrics, Allen signals she is moving past the "Stranger Things" star but is setting clear boundaries for whoever comes next.

The songwriter shared her thoughts on love and dating in a candid chat with Interview Magazine, revealing she has tested out dating apps and did not enjoy the experience.

The Blast noted that Allen described online dating as "depressing," admitting she often caught herself searching for traces of her ex in the people she met. Despite that, she is learning to focus on herself and what she truly wants.

One thing she is sure of? She is steering clear of celebrities. "I'm not really looking to go out with another famous person," the TV personality stated plainly.

Allen explains that going out with someone famous adds an awkward layer to things especially back home in England, where people still treat dating her like a novelty.

Alison Sudol's subtle show of support is adding another twist to Lily Allen and David Harbour's already complicated breakup.