England star Ellie Kildunne set to move on after boyfriend split

Saturday, 04 October 2025 at 21:17

byRugby Rucker

Star fullback Ellie Kildunne has long been one of England’s most exciting talents—and her personal life has caught attention too.

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She was previously in a relationship with Cameron Sommerville-Bailey, a director at Complete Renovations, with the pair even attending the World Rugby Awards together in 2024.

However, rumours now suggest the couple have since split, with Ellie thought to be single as she continues to celebrate her World Cup triumph.

Neither has spoken publicly about the status of their relationship, but the whispers have circulated widely among fans.

He wasn't amongst Ellie's family and friends at the recent final, and the fullback has now removed their couple highlights tab from her Instagram in recent days.

For now, Ellie continues to seems fully focused on her rugby—lighting up the pitch with her trademark flair as she looks to play a starring role in England’s World Cup campaign.

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