Daisy May Cooper steps out with new man at the NME Awards after marriage split
Daisy May Cooper made her red carpet debut with a new man on Wednesday night, months after her split from husband Will Weston was revealed.
The This Country star, 35, dumped her husband as she was said to have become tired of married life amid the pressures of the coronavirus lockdown.
But Daisy’s new man, who has yet to be named, certainly put a smile on her face again as he planted a sweet kiss on her cheek as they stepped out publicly together for the first time at London ‘s O2 Academy Brixton.
Who’s this? Daisy May Cooper made her red carpet debut with a new man on Wednesday night, months after her split from husband Will Weston was revealed
Daisy was full of confidence as she posed with the hunk, who she teased previously on Instagram, sharing a cute snap of them alongside a red love heart.
A source told The Sun of the new romance: ‘It’s early days and Daisy is still calling him a friend.’
The publication had reported back in July that Daisy had ended her marriage after two years, with an insider stating: ‘Daisy said she had grown increasingly tired of married life and was struggling in her relationship with Will.
Smitten: But Daisy’s new man, who has yet to be named, certainly put a smile on her face again as they stepped out publicly together for the first time at London ‘s O2 Academy Brixton
‘They ended things for good earlier this year. She has taken off her wedding ring and has been telling her friends their marriage is over.
‘She has also removed Will as a director on her media business. It’s been a tough 17 months for everyone and Daisy and Will were no exception.’
The source added that the couple, who married in September 2019, are both devoted parents to their children, daughter Pip, two, and son Jack, 18 months.
A representative for Daisy May Cooper declined to comment when contacted by MailOnline.
All over: The This Country star, 35, dumped her husband as she was said to have become tired of married life amid the pressures of the coronavirus lockdown (pictured together in October 2018)
Romance: Daisy was full of confidence as she posed with the hunk, who she teased previously on Instagram, sharing a cute snap of them alongside a red love heart
Meanwhile, at the NME event, the comedian, who co-hosted the awards with Grime star Lady Leshurr took the plunge in a tailored fringe detail blazer dress which showed off her killer physique.
The BAFTA winner, put on a leggy display with a pair of sky high gold heels as she prepared for a busy night of presenting at the star-studded event.
The English actress wore lashings of make-up to highlight her pretty facial features, while wearing her hair up on a high ponytail.
Opting for the less is more mantra when it came to her accessories, Daisy May donned an elegant diamond pendant elegance which brought some bling to her stunning ensemble.
The writer couldn’t take the smile off her face as she prepared for her big night which saw a whole host of big names from the world of entertainment with Billie Eilish, Sam Fender and Wolf Alice leading the nominations.
Host: Daisy put on a busty display in a plunging blazer dress as she walked the red carpet at the NME Awards at London ‘s O2 Academy Brixton
Frock: The comedian, 35, co-hosted the awards with Grime star Lady Leshurr
Bad Guy hitmaker Billie, 20, will contest for Best Solo Act In The World, Best Music Film for Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry and Best Music Video for Happier Than Ever.
Indie star Sam, 27, will compete for the Best Album In The World and Best Album By A UK Artist prizes for Seventeen Going Under, while the album’s title track received nods for Best Song In The World and Best Song By A UK Artist.
The Hypersonic Missiles hitmaker and Grammy-winner Billie will go head-to-head with The Weeknd, Grime star Dave, Arlo Parks, Rina Sawayama, and more, to be crowned Best Solo Act In The World.
Red carpet ready: The BAFTA winner, put on a leggy display with a pair of sky high gold heels as she prepared for a busy night of presenting at the star-studded event
Sam also received a nod for Best Solo Artist In The UK, along with Arlo, Dave, Simz and Rina.
As for Wolf Alice, the Ellie Rowsell-fronted group’s Mercury Prize-nominated album, Blue Weekend, is up for Best Album In The World and Best Album By A UK Artist, and the Smile rockers are also shortlisted for Best Band In The World and Best Band From The UK.
Elsewhere, International stars, including Lana Del Rey, BTS, Olivia Rodrigo, Lorde, and Megan The Stallion have been nominated for some of the major prizes.
Lana’s latest LP, Blue Banisters, will compete for Best Album In The World, along with the likes of Tyler, The Creator’s Call Me If You Get Lost, and this year’s Innovation Award winner, Halsey, and their LP If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power.
Dazzle: Opting for the less is more mantra when it came to her accessories, Daisy donned an elegant diamond pendant elegance which brought some bling to her stunning ensemble
BTS and Coldplay’s My Universe secured a Best Collaboration nod and the K-Pop septet are also up for Best Song In The World for Butter.
Olivia is also up Best Song In The World for Good 4 U and Best New Act In The World.
Lorde’s Solar Power also has a chance of winning the coveted Best Song In The World prize.
And rap megastar Megan will contest with Bleachers, Bring Me The Horizon, IDLES, Little Simz, Rina Sawayama, Self Esteem, Tomorrow x Together, Wizkid, and Yungblud for Best Live Act.
Ready to go! The writer couldn’t take the smile off her face as she prepared for her big night which saw a whole host of big names from the world of entertainment
In style: Daisy May cut a stylish figure in a tailored fringe detail blazer dress
Ahead of the ceremony, it was announced that Bleachers’ Jack Antonoff will be honoured with the Songwriter Award.
Jack said: ‘Looking at the company of artists who have received this award and I am absolutely humbled. This one goes out to everyone who writes and knows that sacred place it comes from. If you know it, it’s a place you live in. This means the world to me.’
‘To hear that Bleachers are also shortlisted for Best Live Act … well … that’s the s**t. We play every show like the last night on earth. So this one means a hell of a lot to be recognized for it.’
What a night! The ceremony was co-hosted by Daisy May and Grime star Lady Leshurr
NME Awards 2022: Nominations
BEST ALBUM IN THE WORLD
Genesis Owusu – ‘Smiling With No Teeth’
Ghetts – ‘Conflict Of Interest’
Halsey – ‘If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power’
Lana Del Rey – ‘Blue Banisters’
Little Simz – ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’
Sam Fender – ‘Seventeen Going Under’ – WINNER
Self Esteem – ‘Prioritise Pleasure’
Subsonic Eye – ‘Nature Of Things’
Tyler, The Creator – ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’
Wolf Alice – ‘Blue Weekend’
Sam Fender – Best Album In The World winner
BEST ALBUM BY A UK ARTIST
Ghetts – ‘Conflict Of Interest’
Little Simz – ‘Sometimes I Might Be Introvert’
Sam Fender – ‘Seventeen Going Under’ – WINNER
Self Esteem – ‘Prioritise Pleasure’
Wolf Alice – ‘Blue Weekend’
BEST SOLO ACT FROM THE UK
Arlo Parks
Dave
Little Simz – WINNER
Rina Sawayama
Sam Fender
BEST SONG BY A UK ARTIST
Charli XCX – ‘Good Ones’
Little Simz – Best Solo Act winner
CHVRCHES & Robert Smith – ‘How Not To Drown’ – WINNER
PinkPantheress – ‘Just For Me’
Sam Fender – ‘Seventeen Going Under’
Wet Leg – ‘Chaise Longue’
BEST SONG IN THE WORLD
BTS – ‘Butter’
Charli XCX – ‘Good Ones’
CHVRCHES & Robert Smith – ‘How Not To Drown’
Lorde – ‘Solar Power’ – WINNER
Olivia Rodrigo – ‘Good 4 U’
PinkPantheress – ‘Just For Me’
Sam Fender – ‘Seventeen Going Under’
The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber – ‘Stay’
Warren Hue – ‘Omomo Punk’
Wet Leg – ‘Chaise Longue’
BEST SOLO ACT IN THE WORLD
Arlo Parks
Billie Eilish
Burna Boy – WINNER
Dave
Little Simz
Pyra
Rina Sawayama
Sam Fender
Tkay Maidza
The Weeknd
BEST BAND IN THE WORLD
Amyl & The Sniffers
Ben&Ben
Bring Me The Horizon
CHVRCHES
Fontaines DC – WINNER
Glass Animals
HAIM
Måneskin
Nova Twins
Wolf Alice
Slipknot
Tame Impala
The 1975
The Big Moon
BEST BAND FROM THE UK
Bring Me The Horizon – WINNER
CHVRCHES
Glass Animals
Nova Twins
Wolf Alice
BEST NEW ACT IN THE WORLD
Bad Boy Chiller Crew
BERWYN
Bree Runway
Inhaler
King Stingray
Olivia Rodrigo – WINNER
Shye
Tems
Wet Leg
Yard Act
BEST NEW ACT FROM THE UK
Bad Boy Chiller Crew
BERWYN – WINNER
Bree Runway
Wet Leg
Yard Act
BEST LIVE ACT
Bleachers
Bring Me The Horizon
IDLES
Little Simz
Megan Thee Stallion
Rina Sawayama – WINNER
Self Esteem
Tomorrow x Together
Wizkid
Yungblud
BEST COLLABORATION
Baby Keem x Kendrick Lamar – ‘Family Ties’
Coldplay x BTS – ‘My Universe’’
FKA twigs x The Weeknd – ‘Tears In The Club’
Griff x Sigrid – ‘Head On Fire’ – WINNER
Rina Sawayama x Elton John – ‘Chosen Family’
Sigrid and Griff – Best Collaboration winners
BEST GAME DEVELOPMENT STUDIO
Arkane Studios
Black Matter
Double Fine – WINNER
IO Interactive
Xbox Game Studios
BEST AUDIO IN A VIDEO GAME
The Artful Escape
Deathloop
Forza Horizon 5 – WINNER
Guardians of the Galaxy
Psychonauts 2
BEST ALBUM BY AN AUSTRALIAN ARTIST
Genesis Owusu – ‘Smiling With No Teeth’ – WINNER
BEST ALBUM BY AN ASIAN ARTIST
Subsonic Eye – ‘Nature Of Things’ – WINNER
BEST SONG BY AN AUSTRALIAN ARTIST
The Kid LAROI & Justin Bieber – ‘Stay’ – WINNER
BEST MUSIC VIDEO
Billie Eilish – ‘Happier Than Ever’
Foals – ‘Wake Me Up’ – WINNER
Lil Nas X – ‘Montero (Call Me By Your Name)’
Taylor Swift – ‘All Too Well – The Short Film’
Wet Leg – ‘Chaise Longue’
BEST FILM
Last Night In Soho – WINNER
Licorice Pizza
Promising Young Woman
Sound Of Metal
The Harder They Fall
BEST FILM ACTOR
Alana Haim -WINNER
Benedict Cumberbatch
Jonathan Majors
Riz Ahmed
Thomasin McKenzie
BEST TV SERIES
Feel Good – WINNER
It’s A Sin
Sex Education
Stath Lets Flats
We Are Lady Parts
BEST TV ACTOR
Aisling Bea – WINNER
Mae Martin
Ncuti Gatwa
Olly Alexander
Zendaya
BEST MUSIC FILM
Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry
If I Can’t Have Love, I Want Power
The Sparks Brothers – WINNER
Summer Of Soul
Oasis Knebworth 1996
BEST MUSIC BOOK
Bobby Gillespie – Tenement Kid – WINNER
Dave Grohl – The Storyteller
Michelle Zauner (Japanese Breakfast) – Crying In H Mart
Questlove – Music Is History
Paul McCartney – The Lyrics
BEST REISSUE
The Beatles – ‘Let It Be’
Nirvana – ‘Nevermind’
OutKast – ‘ATLiens’
Radiohead – ‘Kid Amnesiae’
Taylor Swift – ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ – WINNER
BEST PODCAST
Disgraceland
Grounded With Louis Theroux
Songs To Live By
Taylor Swift – Best Reissue winner
Table Manners – WINNER
Wheel Of Misfortune
GAME OF THE YEAR
Deathloop
Halo Infinite
Hitman 3
Metroid Dread – WINNER
Unpacking
INDIE GAME OF THE YEAR
The Artful Escape
Cruelty Squad
The Forgotten City
Overboard!
Unpacking – WINNER
BEST FESTIVAL IN THE UK
All Points East
Green Man
Reading & Leeds – WINNER
TRNSMT
Wireless
BEST SMALL FESTIVAL
End Of The Road
Live At Leeds
Lost Village
Mighty Hoopla
Wide Awake – WINNER
Wolf Alice – Best Festival Headliner winner
BEST FESTIVAL HEADLINER
Billie Eilish
Liam Gallagher
Megan Thee Stallion
Wolf Alice – WINNER
Tyler, The Creator
BEST FESTIVAL IN THE WORLD
All Points East
Austin City Limits
Fuji Rock
Exit Festival
Green Man
Life Is Beautiful – WINNER
Reading & Leeds
Riot Fest
TRNSMT
Wireless
Nenah Cherry – Icon Award winner
ICON AWARD
Neneh Cherry – WINNER
GODLIKE GENIUS
FKA TWIGS – WINNER
BEST MIXTAPE
Berwyn – ‘Tape 2/Fomalhaut’
Central Cee – ‘Wild West’
FKA twigs – ‘Caprisongs’
Holly Humberstone – ‘The Walls Are Way Too Thin’ – WINNER
PinkPantheress – ‘To hell with it’
BEST PRODUCER
Arca
Fred again..
India Jordan
Nia Archives – WINNER
Travis Barker
BEST ONGOING GAME
Apex Legends
Escape From Tarkov
Final Fantasy XIV – WINNER
Fortnite
Genshin Impact
BEST BAND FROM ASIA
Ben&Ben
BEST SOLO ACT FROM AUSTRALIA
Tkay Maidza
BEST SOLO ACT FROM ASIA
Pyra
BEST NEW ACT FROM AUSTRALIA
King Stingray
BEST NEW ACT FROM ASIA
Shye
BEST SONG BY AN ASIAN ARTIST
Warren Hue – ‘Omomo Punk’
BEST BAND FROM AUSTRALIA
Amyl & The Sniffers
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