Camila Cabello is single again. The portal TMZ confirmed the breakup between the singer and the businessman Henry Junior Chalhoub last Wednesday, bringing an end to a romance that lasted over a year and was marked by an unusual level of discretion in the entertainment world.
The magazine PEOPLE confirmed the separation the following day, although the artist's representatives did not provide any comment. Neither of them spoke out publicly, either on social media or through spokespeople.
According to a source close to the couple cited by The Sun, the decision was mutual: "Camila and Henry had an honest conversation and came to the conclusion that they should end the relationship. They had a lot of fun together while it lasted, but it wasn't meant to be."
The exact reasons for the separation have not been disclosed.
The relationship began to develop in late 2024, when they were both seen together at an after-party for the Elie Saab show held in Saudi Arabia. In early 2025, they were photographed holding hands in St. Barts, in the Caribbean, confirming the rumors. In March of that year, they attended the fall-winter Chanel show at the Paris Fashion Week together.
The summer of 2025 found them in Ibiza, where they were spotted kissing in the sea and on a dock. It was then that Cabello posted a carousel of photos on Instagram, where she wrote that she was "falling in love," in a veiled reference to her relationship with Chalhoub.
In October 2025, the couple dressed as cowboys attended a Halloween party at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles. On March 5, 2026, Cabello shared photos from her 29th birthday celebration, featuring Chalhoub looking at her with admiration.
The last joint public appearance took place in April 2026 during the Coachella festival, where they walked hand in hand. In that edition of the event, Cabello took the stage as a surprise guest of Young Thug to perform "Havana" together.
Henry Junior Chalhoub, 40 years old, was born in Luxembourg in 1987 to Lebanese parents and represents the third generation of one of the most influential business families in the Middle East. His family founded the Chalhoub Group, a giant in luxury fashion distribution that operates with over 450 international brands —including Chanel, Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Versace, and Jimmy Choo— has more than 960 stores across 14 countries, and employs over 14,000 people. The family fortune is estimated at approximately 1.2 billion dollars.
For Cabello, this breakup adds a new chapter to a romantic life that has always attracted significant media attention, especially after her well-known relationship with Shawn Mendes, which ended definitively in 2023.
The Cuban-American singer, born in Cojímar, Havana, has publicly defended on several occasions the need to protect her private life. That same discretion that characterized the beginning of her romance with Chalhoub also seemed to accompany its end: without statements, without drama, and without declarations to the press.
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