The 'Stranger Things' actor and the daughter of actor Keith Allen exchange cryptic conversation in which he calls her 'my wife' and she responds with, 'Yes, we do pretend.'
- Mar 20, 2020
AceShowbiz - Lily Allen might have just experienced a major slip of the tongue. While hosting an Instagram Live chat together with boyfriend David Harbour on Wednesday, March 18, the "Smile" hitmaker spilled that she is married to the 44-year-old actor before quickly correcting herself.
During the interaction with fans, the 34-year-old talked about her "No Shame" album while laying on a bed with the "Stranger Things" actor. Asked by a fan how many of her 2018 LP she has sold, she answered she only sold 5,000 copies. When her beau laughed in response, she told him, "I'm serious. That's how bad things are these days. You think you married a popstar? You didn't."
Realizing she might have just spilled the tea about their relationship, the "Somewhere Only We Know" songstress clarified, "Not that we're married. We're not married. I just want to make sure you know." The "Hellboy (2019)" actor, however, pressed on by stating, "But you are my wife." His statement led her to say, "Yes, we do pretend."
In the more-than-fourty-minute chat, the twosome also talked about how coronavirus affected their career as they were forced to practice social distancing. "I got an email from the producers saying we're shutting down for a couple of weeks," Harbour said. "We don't know what any of this means."
"My hope is we get it up and running as soon as possible but I also suggested to Lily that season four should be animated," he continued before adding that his upcoming Marvel movie "Black Widow" has also got delayed. He then pondered, "Wouldn't it be fun if we all could just stream it but that's above my pay grade."
Allen, on the other hand, addressed the issue of artists canceling or postponing their shows after multiple countries discouraged mass gatherings amid the pandemic. "I feel like Spotify are going to start needing to pay artists a bit better because we're not going to tour our music so we're going to have to be paid for our actual music," she voiced her thought.
