Lewis Capaldi is ‘smitten’ with girlfriend Catherine Halliday and has even ‘penned a song about her’ on his new album
Lewis Capaldi is reportedly so ‘smitten’ with girlfriend Catherine Halliday that he has penned a song about her on his new album.
The Scottish singer, 23, is said to have mentioned the student’s, 21, fiery red locks on the ‘special’ track.
Lewis is currently working on his new album as a follow-up to his award-winning Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent.
‘Smitten’: Lewis Capaldi is reportedly so ‘smitten’ with girlfriend Catherine Halliday that he has penned a song about her on his new album (pictured in January)
A source told The Sun: ‘Lewis’s tracks are mostly about love again but this time finding it, not losing it. He’s smitten with Catherine and although it’s early days, she has a nod on one of the tracks he has written.
‘Lewis mentions her hair and it’s really quite special. She’s made him realise how to be happy again.’
They added: ‘Catherine was obviously made up there is a nod to her. She has something very special with Lewis.’
MailOnline has contacted Lewis’ representative for comment.
Dedication: The Scottish singer, 23, is said to have mentioned the student’s, 21, pictured, fiery red locks on the ‘special’ track
Loved-up: Lewis revealed he had found love earlier this year when asked by a fan, he said: ‘I’ve never told anybody I’m in a relationship, so there you go. She’s got red hair, she’s got quite a posh voice. And that’s that, that’s all you’re getting.’ (Catherine pictured)
Lewis revealed he had found love earlier this year when asked by a fan if he preferred being single or in a relationship. He also recently shared that they are missing each other as they self-isolate at separate locations during lockdown.
He joked: ‘I’m in a relationship so if I said the other one, my girlfriend would kill me.
‘I’ve never told anybody I’m in a relationship, so there you go. She’s got red hair, she’s got quite a posh voice. And that’s that, that’s all you’re getting.’
It was revealed in February that Lewis had found love with Scottish student Catherine.
Busy bee: Lewis is currently working on his new album as a follow-up to his award-winning Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent (pictured in February)
The Someone You Loved hitmaker was said to have been seen on a number of low-key dates with the student in his hometown of West Lothian.
According to onlookers, the pair enjoyed a relaxed date at a Prezzo prior to lockdown, and they claimed the duo were ‘very flirty’ with one another.
A source speaking to The Sun at the time claimed the pair had a blossoming relationship, they said: ‘They were being very flirty and seemed to be having fun — both laughing and joking a lot, touching hands and being tactile.
‘You’d never know he was one of the biggest stars in the country and it’s a very low key place to go and eat but he obviously doesn’t go in for all the fancy celebrity stuff.
‘They were holding hands as they left and went for the car, and Lewis posed for a couple of photos with fans and then climbed into a Fiesta and drove off.’
Ex: Little is known about Catherine, but it seems the singer has found romance after his former flame Paige Turley won Love Island with Finn Tapp earlier this year (pictured)
MailOnline contacted Lewis’ representatives for comment at the time.
Little is known about Catherine, but it seems the singer has found romance after his former flame Paige Turley won Love Island with Finn Tapp earlier this year.
Lewis and Paige dated for over a year after meeting in college, but things are said to have ended on a sour note.
While Paige has been finding love in the South African villa, ex Lewis stormed the BRIT Awards, coming away with gongs for Best New Artist and Song of the Year.
And in his acceptance speech the singer left fans in hysterics as he revealed to the audience the true inspiration behind his song Someone You Love was not Paige but instead his late Grandmother.
Split: Lewis and Paige (pictured in January) dated for over a year after meeting in college, but things are said to have ended on a sour note
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