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Stormzy Shares Kiss With Victoria Monét 3 Months After Maya Jama Breakup
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Date:2025-04-15 20:24:01
Stormzy and Victoria Monét might even be falling in love.
The "Backbone" rapper and "On My Mama" singer were seen packing on the PDA outside London's Heathrow airport Oct. 10.
Stormzy kept it casual in a gray hoodie as he bent down to kiss Victoria, who looked equally cozy in a beige coat as seen in photos obtained by The Sun.
E! News has reached out to reps for Stormzy (real name Michael Owuo) and Victoria but has not heard back.
The romance is new for the couple as they both split from their partners earlier this year, with Stormzy and Love Island host Maya Jama calling it off in July and Victoria splitting from John Gaines—with whom she shares 3-year-old daughter Hazel—in September.
In announcing their breakup, Stormzy, 31, and Maya, 30, reflected on the fact that they "fell madly in love in 2014, broke up in 2019, and then spent five years manoeuvring life apart."
"We decided to try for the final time in August 2023," they wrote on Instagram Stories in July, "and we've spent this past year trying our best to make it work; however, we recently decided to call it quits."
"We tried, and it didn't work, and that's okay," they added, noting that they "still think the absolute world of each other" and would continue to remain friends.
The pair joked that while the announcement felt "dramatic," they were hoping it would take away drama and avoid "speculation and rumours" about the reasons for their split.
As for Victoria, she and John—a fitness influencer—released a similar statement to X, formerly Twitter, Sept. 23, saying, "We spent the last 10 months trying to respectfully and privately navigate the fact that we are no longer in a relationship. Though we still completely adore and respect each other, we are not a couple anymore."
The Grammy winner, 35, explained that there was "no infidelity, toxic behavior nor drama," but that she and John, 33, needed to grow in their own way in order to be "the best versions of ourselves for our daughter."
"It simply didn't work out," Victoria added, "and that's okay."
The "Alright" singer noted that she and John "still think the world of each other" and that at this time Hazel is their "number 1 priority forever. No relationship status can remove or replace that fact."
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