Harry Enfield cosied up to his long-term pal Kate St John as they took a stroll around north London on Tuesday.
The comedian, 62, stepped out with the English composer, 66, who he worked with in the ’90s on various shows such as Harry Enfield & Chums and Harry Enfield’s Television Programme.
Harry – who split from his wife Lucy Lyster in 2020 after 23 years of marriage – cut a causal figure in a navy jacket and cap.
The pair were doing some Christmas shopping during the festive season and seemed affectionate with each other.
Kate is married to her writing partner Neill MacColl whilst Harry was spotted last month putting on a loved up display with rumoured girlfriend Catherine Shepherd.
Harry Enfield cosied up to his long-term pal Kate St John as they took a stroll around north London on Tuesday
The comedian, 62, stepped out with the English composer, 66, who he worked with in the ’90s on various shows
Kate looked smart in a checked jacket and trousers as she carried her shopping bags.
In 2020, The Mail revealed that Harry had left his wife of 23 years, Lucy, whom he married in 1997.
The former couple share children Archie, 26, Poppy, 24, and Nelly, 20, and had first met at a dinner party.
Harry was understood to have moved out of the family home in Notting Hill shortly after the split, with Lucy said to have been left ‘heartbroken’.
‘It’s very sad, but Harry is living elsewhere.
‘He’s being comforted by a female friend. Lucy’s heartbroken,’ a friend of the couple told The Daily Mail at the time.
Lucy is a children’s clothes designer, but the brand she co-founded, Wild & Gorgeous, filed for administration in 2019.
The firm received great free publicity when her dresses were worn by David Cameron’s daughters in their final appearance in Downing Street.
The pair were doing some Christmas shopping during the festive season and seemed affectionate with each other
In 2020, The Mail revealed that Harry had left his wife of 23 years, Lucy, whom he married in 1997 (seen with Lucy)
Harry, who plays Prince Charles in hilarious Channel 4 sitcom The Windsors, was at the height of his fame when he met Lucy, but she was oblivious.
‘I didn’t have much of a take on who he was,’ she once said.
Harry played a hilarious version of Prince Charles in The Windsors which aired on Channel 4.
The show returned for a Coronation special that mercilessly mocked the royal family.