The Saturdays singer Una Healy looks to find new love with ...
THE Saturdays singer Una Healy has sparked romance rumours after posting a flurry of sweet photos with a Cheltenham Festival-winning jockey.
Irish singer and mum-of-two Healy, 42, enjoyed a luxury cruise with the retired rider last month before they danced the night away at a wedding last weekend.
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Healy, who was married to England rugby star Ben Foden before they split and previously dated former heavyweight champion boxer David Haye in a throuple, looks to be loving life with famed Irish rider Aidan Coleman.
The pair set sail on their week-long cruise from Barcelona and took in the sights of Marseilles and Cannes in France as well as Majorca and Ibiza.
With their arms round each other posing for a photo, they looked to be having a blast on their Mediterranean adventure, enjoying cocktails and soaking up the sun by the on-board pool.
Coleman, 36, also shared images of their trip before posting more last weekend.
The former jockey, who retired on medical advice in April this year after suffering a career-ending leg injury in a fall at Worcester in June 2023, looked to be having a great time at a family wedding.
He took a photo alongside Healy's singer uncle Declan Nerney while What About Us singer Healy performed the happy couple's first dance song.
Healy said she has previously rushed into relationships too quickly following her divorce from love rat Foden.
The singing sensation was initially left heartbroken when her marriage officially came to a dramatic end in 2019 after he cheated on her with PR girl Becky Milne.
Una and Foden had been married since 2012 and welcomed two children together before his shocking infidelity was exposed.
She said: "You do feel a pressure, maybe that's why I dated so quickly and went into a relationship with someone after my divorce so fast.
Jockey Aidan Coleman forced to retire aged 35 on live TV due to medical reasons
"I felt, 'I need someone, I have to fine someone,' and I didn't at all!
"That just never worked out anyway, for the best, but I did think there was a lot of pressure on me to find someone."
Fortunately it looks like she has now found the right match in mild-mannered Coleman.
A brilliant jockey, he had more than 1,200 career wins and his biggest victory came in the 2021 Champion Chase at Cheltenham Festival aboard 17-2 chance Put The Kettle On.
Coleman, who rode in the Grand National and was once labelled racing's 'next big thing', had established himself as one of the top riders around when crushing his leg in a devastating fall.
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His mount Ascension Day crashed through the wing of a hurdle and the subsequent smash left him with a shattered tibia.
Announcing his retirement on live TV, Coleman said: "The prognosis early was quite bleak about returning to ride.
"Around September I was kidding myself that I could get back from this, then around Christmas I had another operation and the progress has really plateaued.
"I can do the gym, but I can't run or jump. I can't ride a horse really.
"A lot of people would say I couldn't anyway, so what's the difference, but every time I've tried to ride a horse since Christmas it's not gone well."
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