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Camila Cabello and Billionaire Heir Henry Junior Chalhoub Break Up After Over a Year of Dating
Reports say the pair grew apart after a whirlwind romance and remain on amicable terms as Cabello focuses on new music.
- Singer Camila Cabello and Lebanese businessman Henry Junior Chalhoub have ended their relationship after over one year together, multiple outlets reported on Wednesday. The couple, first linked in November 2024, reportedly separated after growing apart.
- The pair first sparked romance rumors in November 2024 after meeting at an Elie Saab fashion show afterparty in Saudi Arabia. They subsequently documented a whirlwind romance across glamorous destinations including Paris, Rome, and Ibiza.
- Chalhoub's family operates the Dubai-based Chalhoub Group, which distributes luxury brands and holds an estimated net worth of around $1.2 billion. Despite the relationship's high profile, the pair largely kept their romance private.
- Most recently, the couple was spotted walking hand-in-hand at Coachella in April. Following the split, Cabello is focusing on her music career, including work on her upcoming fifth studio album.
- Cabello has previously navigated high-profile romances, including a relationship with singer Shawn Mendes. The singer has expressed a desire to keep her personal life private, explaining in 2024 that "there's just the wrestling of those feelings without it being kind of neat or in a box.
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The singer and Henry Junior Chalhoub were a couple for over a year.
Camila Cabello and Billionaire Heir Henry Junior Chalhoub Break Up After Over a Year of Dating
Camila Cabello and her boyfriend Henry Junior Chalhoub have broken up, according to multiple outlets. The two were first linked in November 2024 and confirmed their romance two months later.
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Total News Sources19
Leaning Left4Leaning Right5Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution38% Right
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- 38% of the sources lean Right
38% Right
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C 31%
R 38%
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