Michael Schumacher's son ‘splits from Miss Universe finalist girlfriend' after she was ‘invited into inner circle'
Mick Schumacher has split from girlfriend Laila Hasanovich, according to reports.
The former Formula 1 driver, 26, had been dating the model since 2022.
Hasanovich was brought into the family's 'inner circle' – and was Mick's only girlfriend to have visited his F1 legend father, Michael.
Per German outlet Bild, however, both Schumacher and Hasanovich have recently been spotted on celebrity dating app Raya.
The former Haas driver has also removed the most recent pictures of himself with Hasanovich from his Instagram account.
Profiles on Raya are verified by connecting to users' Instagram accounts.
Hasanovich, 24, was a finalist at the 2019 Miss Universe Denmark pageant.
Based in Copenhagen, she has gathered a huge 343,000-strong Instagram following.
Schumacher, meanwhile, is racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship for Alpine.
He previously competed in Formula 1 for Haas during the 2021 and 2022 seasons, while he served as reserve driver for Mercedes in 2023 and 2024.
Mick's father Michael has not been seen in public since a skiing accident in 2013.
The German suffered traumatic brain injuries following a collision in Meribel, France.
Since the devastating accident, Schumacher's wife Corinna has created a private world around her husband.
The tight-knit group is said to feature former teammate Luca Badoer and manager Sabine Kehm – as well as ex-Ferrari star Felipe Massa.
Asked about his meeting with Schumacher, Massa, 43, said: 'I saw him.
'But I think we always have to respect Corinna's decision.
'Schumacher was like that, always very reserved with his family.
'Even when he was still racing, his children only entered the racetrack when the race started, so as not to have the press on them.'
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