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Una Healy has reportedly split from her retired jockey boyfriend Aidan Coleman, after only a few months of dating.
Reported by the Irish Mirror on Tuesday, it was revealed that a source close to the Tipperary native say the pair have split "amicably".
The pair had publicly announced their relationship back in November at the Irish Post Awards in London, with Una seemingly ecstatic with her new beau saying, "He's a great guy and I'm very happy."
Una, who lives in Thurles, Tipperary, with her two kids Aoife Belle and Tadgh from previous partner and rugby player Ben Fogle, is due to take part in a new series Celebrity Bear Hunt with Bear Grylls, which is set to air on February 5 on Netflix.
Retired jockey Aiden, who was born Cork, recently revealed in an interview with Thoroughbred Daily News, that he had made the decision to move back to the UK after he couldn't "settle back in" to life in Ireland.
"I really want to be happy here in Ireland", he said, "And maybe it's nothing to do with what country I am in, maybe it's to do with where I am in my life."
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