Who put Helen Flanagan on 'man ban'?

IANS April 5, 2025 275 views

Helen Flanagan has opened up about her complicated love life after splitting from long-term partner Scott Sinclair. Despite her friends' attempts to enforce a "man ban," she quickly found new love with Robbie Talbot. The couple shares three children and navigates a challenging co-parenting relationship. Helen remains candid about her emotional journey, emphasizing her desire for a peaceful, drama-free partnership.

"A lot of my friends were trying to put me on a man ban, which obviously didn't work" - Helen Flanagan
Who put Helen Flanagan on 'man ban'?
Los Angeles, April 5: Reality star Helen Flanagan has revealed that her friends tried to impose a strict "man ban" after she parted ways from Scott Sinclair.

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Friends attempted to prevent Helen from dating after Scott breakup

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Helen finds new love with construction worker Robbie Talbot

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Couple co-parents three children with challenging relationship

The former 'Coronation Street' star, who shares three children, Matilda, nine, Delilah, six, and Charlie, four, with her former fiance, revealed her pals tried to convince her to not to rush into a new romance following the split in 2022, reports 'Female First UK'.

Helen, 34, told The Sun's Fabulous Magazine, "A lot of my friends were trying to put me on a man ban, which obviously didn't work. I was hurting from the break-up and I've always just wanted to be loved so I started dating".

As per 'Female First UK', Helen and Scott, 36, dated for 13 years before their break-up and she has since moved on with construction worker Robbie Talbot, 45.

She said, "He's a kind, genuine person, he makes me laugh and he's brilliant with my kids".

Meanwhile, Helen recently admitted she and Scott don't get on very well but they still care about each other as co-parents. Speaking to Charlotte Dawson on her 'Naughty Corner' podcast, Helen said, "I still love him very much, I care about him deeply, but we don't like each other. We don't like each other at all, we don't get along. I do know that Scott, he'd never admit it, cares about me too and he does love me. But I'm so done, I could never have another relationship again where we would always be bickering. I haven't got another argument in me".

As women we try and do anything we can to make it work with the father of your children and I did. But I think for me if I was in a relationship with someone else it would have to be easy because I haven't got the energy in me again, I've done all that with the father of my kids. I've been a single mum for two years now. Co-parenting is hilarious, we were together for 13 years".

"The last time I saw him, I thought it was quite funny, I was taking the p*** out of him because he had a bucket hat on. I think he was trying not to laugh. He lives in Bath and I live in North Manchester so its about five hours and we meet in Birmingham to exchange things and the kids. He's throwing things in my boot and I just started taking the mickey out of his bucket hat to lighten the mood. We just try and not be in the same house together because the children are the priority and I want a good environment for them and I don't want them to see us arguing", she added.

Reader Comments

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Sarah M.
Good for her for doing what feels right! Friends mean well but sometimes you just need to follow your heart ❤️ Glad she found someone who treats her and her kids well.
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James T.
The bucket hat story actually made me laugh 😂 It's nice they can keep things light for the kids even if they don't get along. Co-parenting is tough!
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Emma K.
I get where her friends were coming from though - after 13 years, maybe some alone time would've been good? But everyone heals differently.
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Mike P.
"I haven't got another argument in me" - that hit hard. Been there. Sometimes you just need peace more than anything else.
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Lisa W.
Respect for putting the kids first! The 5-hour meetups show real commitment to co-parenting. Not easy but so important 👏
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David R.
I wish the article had more about how they manage the long-distance co-parenting logistics. That seems like the real challenge here.

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