According to Metro - Main, Una Healy described her dating history as lacking a strong track record, attributing this in part to previous throuple claims involving David Haye and Sian Osborne. She has declared she was 'hoodwinked' into that situation and denied ever dating Osborne, though the exact nature of the deception remains unclear. David Haye referred to Sian Osborne as an 'ugly duckling' and made other sexist remarks on I'm A Celebrity...
Get Me Out Of Here! South Africa, according to reports. Photos of Healy, Haye, and Osborne holidaying and dining together were shared on social media in late 2022 and early 2023, fueling speculation about their group dynamics.
I haven't had the best track record.
Healy was married to rugby player Ben Foden from 2012 to 2018 and shares two children with him, and she previously dated jockey Aidan Coleman and Irish singer Darren Flynn. Haye and Osborne sought a third person on dating app Raya, and Haye hit it off with Healy after dates with other women, though it is unknown whether Healy was ever in a romantic or sexual relationship with either of them. Healy is now happily single and living in the house she grew up in, and according to Metro - Main, she described moving on from past experiences and learning what she will not tolerate in future relationships, though her specific 'non-negotiables' are not detailed.
It remains unknown whether Haye and Osborne are still in a relationship.
I've moved on so long ago from all that. You live and learn in life. I think that I've learned now what I don't want, and I'm going to have my non-negotiables, what I will not tolerate or put up with.
I don't want to do the whole situationship thing. I've done that; I tried that. It's not very fulfilling. I've actually written a song about it.
I've started 2023 in a comfortable place, feeling genuinely happy and at peace. Here's to this year being ours x
You had my heart in a noose while you were filling your boots / Had a soul like worn-out leather / Now you can step aside / And I will walk on by, by.