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Michael Clarke has opened up about his love life on live radio, putting to bed any doubt he’s in a new relationship with Pip Edwards.

The Sydney Morning Herald reported on Sunday that Clarke had ‘confirmed’ the new romance rumours, four months after his divorce with wife Kyly.

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“The newly-separated cricket star confirmed his relationship with P.E Nation activewear co-founder Edwards to a well-placed source,” the Herald reported.

The pair are said to be keeping their relationship “low-key” for their respective children.

Amid the reports, Clarke seemed to all-but confirm the new relationship on his radio show on Tuesday.

When asked about being spotted with Edwards at a Sydney restaurant by NRL journalist Phil Rothfield, the former Australian cricket captain showed no interest in denying the rumours.

“You know what? I did the right thing by him, I didn’t mention your female company at the table,” Rothfield said on Big Sports Breakfast.

To which Clarke replied: “Why not? Listen buddy, you can always mention my female company. How dare you leave that out.”

Clarke and Edwards have been spotted out and about a number of times in recent weeks, looking very cosy together.

Edwards also appeared to confirm the relationship last week with an Instagram post captioned: “Me in my boyfriend(’s) blazer.”

A ‘boyfriend blazer’ is a popular fashion item for women, but the addition of the (‘s) didn’t go unnoticed among fans.

The 40-year-old Edwards has 12-year-old son Justice Maximus with designer Dan Single, while Michael and Kyly Clarke have four-year-old daughter Kelsey Lee.

Michael and Kyly Clarke’s sad divorce

The Clarkes announced in a joint statement in February that their seven-year marriage was ending.

The pair have since agreed on a financial settlement and on arrangements to co-parent Kelsey Lee.

“After living apart fo

Pip Edwards and Michael Clarke have called it quits after dating for seven months.

And on Monday, the P.E Nation founder ditched her usual activewear uniform for a sexy, Wild West-inspired look.

Fresh from her break-up, Pip, 40, let her hair down while attending a friend's cowboy-themed 40th birthday party in Sydney.

Showing no sign of heartbreak, Pip partied with her pals at the trendy Eltham Hotel.

The mother of one kept with the cowboy theme by sporting fringed boots and a wide-brimmed hat.

Pip added a touch of glamour to her country-inspired ensemble with a form-fitting dress with metallic embellishments. 

The dress sat high on her thighs and was cinched in at the waist, highlighting her gym-honed figure.

The other women at the party mixed cowboy chic and disco glamour.

During the night, Pip posed up a storm on her Instagram Stories in different parts of the venue.

Pip and retired cricketer Michael Clarke recently split, less than a year after they went public with their romance.

The activewear designer and the sporting icon are still on good terms.

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About Michael Giglio :

Michael began his journey as an actor at a young age. As the 2nd child of 5, he yearned to be the centre of attention. His mother took him to local drama classes from the age of 8, Nadia’s Performance Studio Wetherill Park. It was weekly classes here, as well as CaSPA (Catholic School Performing Arts), that developed his love for performing. From the ages of 8-16 Michael was involved with many stage productions.

Michael further pursued his love for performing and enrolled himself into Newtown High School of The Performing Arts for Year 11 and 12. Here he was involved in productions of “Cloudstreet”, “Antigone”, and “Rise and Fall of The Third Reich”. He also joined the NSW state Drama Company and performed in “Animal Farm”. During his HSC, he joined Artes Christe’s production of Hamlet and performed as Marcellus and several minor characters. In 2017, his 1st and only year of Business and Theatre studies at UNSW, he performed in MTS’ “The Three Penny Opera”, NUTS’ “The Cocktail Party”, and Liverpool Theatre Ensemble’s “Simpson J. 202”. He was involved in PYT’s Theatre ensemble from 2017, during this time, until 2018, and briefly re-joined in 2020. In 2018 he joined Sydney Actors School and under Kevin Jackson’s direction, performed “Everyman”, Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy’s adaptation of a medieval morality play. In 2019, Kim Hardwick directed him in Moving Target, a German experimental play. His graduating showcase was Shane Anthony’s production of “The Laramie Project”. He re-joined The 2nd years of SAS the following year for Kim Hardwick’s production of “The Irresistible”. In 2022, he performed as “Ned Schneebly” in Sydney Catholic School’s production of “School of Rock” at The Qudos Bank Arena, performing to over 30 000 audience members. At Sydney Actors School, he trained with Philip Quast, Kevin Jackson, Lyn Pierse, Julia Cotton, Roel Voorbij, Pip Edwards, Garth Holcombe, Liam Moses, Shane Anthony, Rebecca Johnston, Alistair Toogoo