Lily Allen & David Harbour's House Tour Resurfaces Amid 'West End Girl' Cheating Allegations

Lily Allen and David Harbour invited Architectural Digest into their home back in 2023, two years before the news of their split, and the video is now recirculating on social media.

At the time, the then-couple welcomed cameras into their Brooklyn family townhouse. The late-19th-century brownstone in Carroll Gardens was designed together with AD100 designer Billy Cotton and architect Ben Bischoff of MADE.

On her new album West End Girl, Lily sings about the experience of moving from London to New York and the eventual breakdown of their marriage, and the lyrics are leading people to look at the home featured in the music.

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New comments on the video reference songs on the album, including “West End Girl,” “Madeline,” “Pussy Palace” and “4chan stan.”

In the opening of the album, she sings: “And now we’re all here, we’ve moved to New York / We’ve found a nice little rental near a sweet little school / Now I’m looking at houses with four or five floors / And you’ve found us a brownstone, said ‘You want it? It’s yours’ / So we went ahead and we bought it, found ourselves a good mortgage / Billy Cotton got sorted, all the furniture ordered / I could never afford this / You were pushing it forward, made me feel a bit awkward…”

“Who’s here after listening to Lily‘s new album?” one popular comment reads.

“Harbour really made a trailer for his own cheating scandal during the first 20 seconds ????,” another commenter said.

“The fact Madeline was hiding inside a cupboard the entire video,” one commenter wrote.

“The joke at the beginning is really giving 4chan stan…,” another added.

“Watched this when it came out; listened to the album today; felt the urge to revisit the scene of the crime(s),” a user wrote.

“I remember watching this when it first came out and thinking their vibe was kinda odd and NOW WE ALL KNOW WHY,” said another commenter.

Lily recently also spoke to who the character “Madeline” actually is.

You can read more of the scathing lyrics Lily Allen sang on West End Girl here.