Norwegian singer Kyle Alessandro has confirmed that his relationship has ended. In a statement to TV 2, the artist said he could verify the split but did not wish to say anything more about it. VG and Dagbladet also reported the breakup.
"I can confirm that it's over, but I don't want to comment on anything further beyond that," he told the channel, according to VG.
The confirmation brings an end to a romance that had been public for roughly a year. Alessandro first acknowledged the relationship at a Halloween party last year, following months of speculation about the pair.
At the time, he suggested the news was hardly a secret. "Yes, now we have to say it. I feel everyone has already caught on," a smiling Alessandro said in an interview with VG.
Why it matters
Alessandro is one of the more recognizable names to emerge from Norway's music scene in recent years, having won Melodi Grand Prix 2025 with the song "Lighter" and gone on to represent the country at Eurovision in Switzerland. His profile means attention around his personal life travels well beyond the music press, and Norwegian outlets treated the split as a news item in its own right.
The confirmation also closes a story that had run in public view from the start. Rumors about the artist and the model began circulating in the summer of 2025, accelerating after the model shared several photos and videos of the two together that May. The couple then made it official at the Halloween gathering, and the relationship has been part of Alessandro's public image since.
For fans, the interest is a familiar one: a young performer whose career took off on a national stage, with the personal milestones that followed tracked almost in step. The breakup is the latest chapter in that timeline.
How the relationship became public
The pair's story had a distinctive origin, at least as Alessandro told it. Asked how they met, he recalled a chance encounter in a shop while he was browsing for clothes.
"I was in the store and was going to pick out some clothes, then I see a very handsome and well-built guy who says 'hi, do you need any help today?'" he said in the VG interview.
Speculation about the two had been building before either confirmed anything. The model's social media posts in May 2025 gave the rumors momentum, and by the time the couple addressed the subject directly, Alessandro indicated the public had already drawn its own conclusions. The Halloween announcement, made in a lighthearted tone, put the question to rest.
Coverage of the split has been consistent across Norwegian media. VG, TV 2 and Dagbladet all reported the confirmation, with TV 2 carrying Alessandro's brief statement. He has not elaborated on the reasons for the breakup, and none of the outlets reported a cause.
A career that keeps the spotlight on
The attention given to Alessandro's personal life sits alongside a busy period in his career. His Melodi Grand Prix win came with "Lighter," the entry that sent him to Eurovision in Switzerland as Norway's representative. That platform introduced him to a much larger audience than a domestic competition alone would reach, and it is part of why outlets beyond the music press follow him.
Eurovision contestants routinely find that their public profile expands in ways that have little to do with the contest itself, and interest in their relationships is a common feature of that. Alessandro's case follows the pattern: a breakthrough on stage, followed by scrutiny of the life around it.
He has chosen to keep the breakup itself brief. His statement to TV 2 confirms the fact of the split and sets a boundary on further discussion, a approach that leaves little room for speculation beyond what has been reported.
What to watch
Alessandro has not indicated whether he will address the split again, and his public comments so far suggest he intends to leave it there. For now, the confirmation stands as reported by Norwegian outlets, with no further detail offered by the artist himself.
