Laura Anderson Reconciles With Footballer Ex Clark Robertson Six Months After Split
The couple, who were together for 18 months, have reportedly decided to give their relationship another try after Robertson's persistent efforts to win Anderson back.
Laura Anderson has reportedly reunited with her former boyfriend, footballer Clark Robertson, six months after their separation. The couple had been together for 18 months before initially parting ways, with sources at the time citing difficulties in making the relationship work.
Robertson is said to have made a concerted effort to win Anderson back, leading to their reconciliation. He recently shared a photo of himself and Anderson in a Pilates studio on Instagram, which Anderson subsequently "liked."
A source told The Sun that Anderson was initially "devastated" by the breakup, believing she had found her "happy ending." The source added that Robertson "didn't want to give up on them and has done everything he can to get them back on track."
Representatives for Anderson have been contacted for comment.
The initial report of their split emerged in March, with sources stating that while there was "a lot of love for each other," the relationship "wasn't working." Robertson plays as a centre-back for Brunei DPMM FC in the Singapore Premier League.
In December, Anderson had spoken positively about her relationship with Robertson, discussing the complexities of blended families during the Christmas season. She told The Sun at the time that while blended families can present challenges, her relationship with Robertson was "going from strength to strength" and they were "doing better than ever."
Anderson, who shares daughter Bonnie with former Hollyoaks star Gary Lucy, has previously spoken about her positive relationships with Lucy's ex-wife, Natasha, and her children, highlighting the success of their blended family dynamic. She noted that her daughter got on well with Robertson's two children from a previous relationship. Anderson has expressed a desire for Bonnie to not be an only child and found fulfillment in seeing her daughter loved by a wider family circle. She commented on a recent holiday with Bonnie, Natasha, and Natasha's four children, stating it was "incredible" and that everyone genuinely got along.