Alan Carr has seen people shake hands with a companion since Paul Drayton’s breakup

Alan Carr was spotted going out one night in London with a partner.

The 45-year-old comic looked comfortable with his friend while having fun with friends in Soho.

The two were seen smiling and conversing when they tried to hail a cab on the street holding hands at different times.

Alan wore a shirt, a pale pink jacket over gray pants, and his signature heavy-framed black sunglasses.

Her friend, though, looked smart in a huge leather jacket and matching trousers, with moderate gold earrings and rings.

The comedian and her husband separated earlier this year after 13 years together and three years of marriage.

Three years after the marriage, the ex-couple announced their divorce in January through the PA News Agency.

The comedian and her husband separated earlier this year after 13 years together and three years of marriage.

Three years after the marriage, the ex-couple announced their divorce in January through the PA News Agency.

Alan and Paul met a decade ago and married in 2018, paying close friend Adele Bill.

“Alan Carr married his longtime boyfriend Paul Drayton in a modest private ceremony in LA last week,” a spokesman said at the time.

This summer, the couple will be having a great party back in the UK with all their relatives and friends. They are both happy. “

Paul was arrested in 2021 for driving under the influence of alcohol.

“It was challenging for Paul throughout the lockdown,” Allan said in 2020.

“‘Oh, shall we bring a bottle?'” And I said, “We have no rose wine.”

“I’m really proud of him,” said the former Chatty Man host

It was Monday so we were opening the bottle of roses.

“We lost control.” “Sometimes celebrations have to stop,” Paul said with a laugh.

Alan’s ex-husband Paul Drayton recently completed treatment in January after avoiding a 14-week jail term.

Paul was convicted of the crime and sentenced to almost three months in prison, but was released just two days later.

Paul was sentenced to 12 weeks in prison, 24 months suspended.

On Tuesday, February 15, Paul took to Instagram to answer questions about his recovery time.

It took her 28 days to complete the entire therapy, she told her followers, “but in the meantime I went to the hospital for a surgery, court and jail.”

Paul underwent skull surgery in December after doctors discovered a potentially catastrophic blood clot in his brain.

One of Paul’s 11,500 Instagram followers asked if rehabilitation had benefited him.
“A challenging question,” he began. The treatment has helped me a lot and I am determined to stay calm.
A third person asked Paul what the best and worst parts of rehabilitation were.
“The most beautiful thing is knowing you are there and safe,” he said. “It’s the worst thing to hear about other people’s problems.”
“It’s scary at times,” Paul continued.