Ellie Goulding shares shirtless clip of boyfriend Beau Minniear as she gushes over 'kindest guy'
Ellie Goulding praised her boyfriend Beau Minniear as the "kindest" and most "fascinating" person she knows, while reflecting on their relationship and how her latest music captures both new love and her past divorce.
Ellie Goulding has gushed over her boyfriend as the "kindest guy" she has "ever known".
The 39-year-old singer took to social media to share a video of her partner Beau Minniear shirtless, but she insisted the star's toned body is the "least interesting thing about him".
Ellie - who has seven-month-old daughter Iris with the 29-year-old actor - wrote in the TikTok caption: "Sorry what"
But she added in the comments: "Jokes aside this is the least interesting thing about him. He is the kindest guy I’ve ever known and the most fascinating"
The pair went public with their relationship in September 2025, after they were previously romantically linked.
Ellie - who also has five-year-old son Arthur with her ex husband Caspar Jopling - also gushed over Beau in recent song 4 Seasons.
The track is about the couple's romantic getaway to the Four Seasons hotel in Florence when they first started dating.
Ellie sings: “Daydreaming, faint feelings, f*** around at the Four Seasons. I think that I might be falling in love with you.
“I need it, wanna keep it. We mess around, put the damn key in. I think that I might be falling in love.”
Ellie's latest album I Know Too Much sees her dig deep into the heartbreak of her 2024 split from ex‑husband Caspar.
The Still Falling For You hitmaker previously told Nylon she never intended to make a “divorce album,” but the songs naturally gravitated toward that chapter of her life.
Some tracks were painful, while others helped her process the past with more clarity.
She said: "It had always been the goal to start this album. I didn't know it was going to be a divorce album, but that's the way it started heading.
"When I married my ex-husband, I thought it was for life. That will never go away, and that will always stay with me. There are some songs that are necessary for me to acknowledge that time in my life and to be respectful of it.
"Then there were some songs that were extremely reactionary and sad that I felt were good to do in the moment, but don't serve me long-term."
