Camila Cabello & Boyfriend Henry Chalhoub Make Out During Ibiza Getaway
Here's everything you need to know about Camila Cabello and her boyfriend's outing.
Camila Cabello and her boyfriend Henry Chalhoub share a steamy kiss during Ibiza vacation
Camila Cabello and billionaire heir Henry Chalhoub turned up the romance during their sun-soaked holiday in Ibiza, Spain.
The 'Havana' singer, 28, was photographed passionately kissing Chalhoub in the ocean before the pair relaxed on a nearby dock. At one point, Cabello playfully climbed onto Chalhoub as the couple shared another lingering kiss, leaning against each other on the seaweed-strewn deck.
Their chemistry was clear, with Cabello in a sleek black bikini while Chalhoub wore camouflage swim trunks. The couple's public display of affection quickly made waves online, fueling conversations about the singer's new relationship.
The couple has not shied away from attention since sparking romance rumors in late 2024. Paparazzi first linked them after they spotted the pair together at an Elie Saab fashion show afterparty in Saudi Arabia in November 2024, per Billboard. By January 2025, new photos showing them holding hands in St. Barts fueled further speculation.
Their connection became more evident in March 2025 during Paris Fashion Week. Chalhoub and Cabello cozied up at Chanel's Fall/Winter 2025 runway show. There, a sweet TikTok moment captured Chalhoub holding her hand before he discreetly turned away from cameras.
Chalhoub comes from the influential Chalhoub family, founders of the Dubai-based luxury distribution powerhouse Chalhoub Group. They are known for working with brands like Versace and Jimmy Choo. Forbes previously ranked the family among the Top 100 Arab Family Businesses, with a 2019 net worth estimate of $1.7 billion.
Before dating Chalhoub, Camila Cabello had a string of high-profile relationships. She previously dated life coach Matthew Hussey. She also had a widely followed on-again, off-again romance with fellow musician Shawn Mendes. Mendes once confirmed during a concert in Australia that their relationship began on the Fourth of July, 2019.
Originally reported by Harshika Bhatia on ComingSoon.
The post Camila Cabello & Boyfriend Henry Chalhoub Make Out During Ibiza Getaway appeared first on Mandatory.
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