The individual Lily Allen referred to as “Madeline” in her latest album, addressing her former spouse David Harbour’s infidelity, has now come forward to reveal her identity. The woman, identified as Natalie Tippett, a 34-year-old single mother and costume designer from New Orleans, confirmed her involvement in the situation that led to Lily’s separation from actor David Harbour.
Although Natalie acknowledged being the subject of Lily’s song, she refrained from divulging further details, stating her need to protect her family’s privacy. Natalie expressed her concerns regarding the situation, emphasizing her responsibilities as a mother to a young daughter.
Reportedly, Natalie and David’s relationship began during the filming of the Netflix movie “We Have A Ghost” in New Orleans, where Natalie worked in the costume department. The affair became public knowledge when Lily discovered incriminating text messages on her husband’s phone, which she references in a song on her new album.
Lily, in her music, mimics the other woman’s voice, emphasizing the physical nature of the relationship and denying any emotional connection. When asked about the inclusion of private messages in the song, Natalie chose not to comment further at this time.
Following the split between Lily and David earlier this year, Lily opened up about her struggles with panic attacks and emotional distress on her podcast. She admitted to battling temptations of substance abuse but remained steadfast in her commitment to sobriety, reflecting on her past struggles with addiction.
David Harbour declined to comment on the separation when questioned by GQ, expressing a desire to avoid public scrutiny and maintain privacy regarding the situation. Lily has been candid about the challenges she faced during the divorce, highlighting the emotional toll it took on her mental well-being.
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