Fashion expert Trinny Woodall has signed up for the dating app Hinge, seeking a partner approximately three years after her separation from Charles Saatchi. Woodall, 62, stated she joined the app to "see what it's like" and is specifically looking for a "tall man" to match her 5'10" height.
In a video shared on Instagram, Woodall commented on the profiles she encountered, noting that many men listed their height as 5'7". She mentioned that while she is open to dating shorter men, her own height presents a "challenge."
Woodall engaged with a profile belonging to a man named Rupert, who expressed an interest in yoga and lived in her West London neighborhood. After some hesitation and a playful critique from her daughter Lyla about being "mean about people on the internet," Woodall decided to send Rupert a message.
"I won't yoga, but I will carry your mat, probably pick you up, and take you for coffee," she typed, before sending the message and declaring, "I'm in the game."
Woodall's relationship with art collector Charles Saatchi, 82, reportedly ended in March 2023, after a decade together. Sources at the time suggested the 21-year age difference between them may have contributed to the split.
Shortly after, Saatchi was seen having lunch with model Lady Martha Sitwell, 45, who confirmed their meeting. Saatchi and Sitwell were photographed at Scott's restaurant in Mayfair, a venue where he had previously dined with both Woodall and his ex-wife Nigella Lawson.
Woodall previously spoke about her relationship with Saatchi on the podcast "Tea with Elizabeth Day," stating that while she had been in love and experienced good years, she eventually realized she was "not happy in it."
Woodall was previously married to Johnny Elichaoff, with whom she shared a daughter, Lyla. They divorced in 2009. Woodall has also been open about her experiences with IVF, undergoing 16 rounds in an attempt to have another child, and has discussed the potential impact on her health, including a suspected early menopause.