Camila Cabello can't stop kissing her billionaire boyfriend in Ibiza as she flashes her slender bikini body
The songbird from Cuba wore a small black bikini that flashed her slender figure as she went for a dip in the ocean with her swarthy catch.
They were seen kissing on both a wood dock as well as in the water during their vacation in Ibiza, Spain.
The 28-year-old Senorita singer's new love Henry is believed to be a member of the wealthy Chalhoub family, known for founding the Dubai-based luxury fashion company, Chalhoub Group.
Camila wore her long hair down as she added a gold cross necklace and small hoop earrings.
The performer's love interest was in dark green-and-black camouflage swim shorts.
The Havana singer wore a tiny black bikini with a push-up top
Before their trip to Ibiza, the couple were seen in Monaco at the Formula 1 races.
Cabello and Chalhoub were first linked in November 2024 at an Elie Saab fashion show afterparty in Saudi Arabia.
They sparked romance rumors when they were seen packing on the PDA as they frolicked in the ocean in St. Barts in January.
The couple went to the pre-BAFTA Nominees party on February 15 in London.
They also piled on the PDA while sitting in the front row of Chanel's 2025 Fall/Winter fashion show on March 11 in Paris.
They were playfully holding hands before the fashion show started until Chalhoub saw someone filming them and hid his face behind Camila's shoulder.
Chalhoub comes from a very wealthy family who owns Dubai-based luxury fashion distribution company Chalhoub Group.
The company works with Versace, Jimmy Choo, Jacquemus and several LVMH-owned brands.
The mission of the company is to be a partner and creator of luxury experiences in the Middle East,' per their official website.
Chalhoub's grandfather Michel and family were worth $1.7 billion as of 2019.
Camila has been open about wanting to keep her private life out of the public eye.
Camila uses caution when she talks about her love life.
'I get why people are interested in my love life, but I don't want to give people that piece of me because it is the most important part,' she told Latina magazine.
They enjoyed their time in the water during their vacation in Ibiza, Spain
Cabello and her mate only had eyes for each other during the dip
Cabello went on to outline her 'dream life': 'I want to make songs and have incredible experiences with people.
'I don't want to be locked up in a hotel room and just do press and red carpets. That's not the kind of life I want to live.'
The Havana, Cuba, native is gearing up to hit the road for her second headlining concert tour in support of her latest and fourth studio album, C, XOXO .
The Yours, C Tour, which marks her first tour in over seven years, is set to kick-off June 21 in in Marbella, Spain, with dates across Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.
The tour is currently scheduled to end with a performance September 14 at The Town Festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
To promote her recent album, Cabello has already performed at a series of music festivals and events, including Glastonbury and Mawazine and the iHeart Radio Music Festival, among others.
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