Lily Allen has finally addressed her split from David Harbour on her “Miss Me?” podcast, revealing she’s taking a break to focus on herself.

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Lily Allen said she 'can't concentrate on anything except the pain' she's 'going through' amid her mental health struggles in an emotional 'Miss Me?' podcast episode

Lily Allen appears to have confirmed her split from her husband David Harbour after revealing that she has been “spiraling” for months. On her Miss Me? podcast with Miquita Oliver, the English actress and singer,

Lily Allen has confirmed her split from her second husband. Before meeting acclaimed US actor David Harbour, the British singer had battled with addiction for years, leading to a sad revelation about

Lily Allen opened up about her "spiraling" mental health on "Miss Me?," the podcast she hosts with her longtime friend Miquita Oliver.

Lily Allen is planning to take a break from entertainment industry to cope with her heartbreak split from husband David Harbour.During her appearance on the Thursday, January 9 episode of her BBC podcast Miss Me?

Lily Allen has opened up about how she’s coping in the wake of her split from David Harbour.

Lily Allen has said she is taking a break from her podcast for "a few weeks" because her mental health is "spiralling" and she is not "in a good place". Speaking on the latest episode of Miss Me?, the BBC Sounds show she hosts with Miquita Oliver, the pop star-turned-actor said she had been going through a "tough period" including panic attacks.

Lily Allen just gave fans another update on her mental health, shutting down rumors that she's been using drugs. On the latest episode of her Miss Me? podcast posted Thursday (Jan. 9), the 39-year-old singer told co-host Miquita Oliver that she's "really not in a good place" lately.

Lily Allen candidly addressed her ongoing mental health struggles - and shut down rumors she was going to rehab following a relapse. During the Thursday, January 9, episode of her "Miss Me?" podcast,