In a recent revelation on the Great Company podcast with Jamie Laing, the renowned British singer-songwriter Paloma Faith hinted at a potential shift in her career trajectory. The 42-year-old artist disclosed that she is contemplating bidding adieu to her music career, considering embracing a new path.

Paloma, known for hits like “Only Love Can Hurt Like This,” shared her musings with podcast host Jamie Laing, expressing her thoughts on possibly releasing “one more record” before embarking on a different journey. She humorously revealed her mother’s persistent advice, suggesting she pursue teaching, citing the appeal of synchronized holidays with her children. “My mum’s always telling me I need to train to be a teacher,” Paloma quipped during the podcast.

The singer, who shares two daughters with her former partner Leyman Lahcine, hinted at the potential for a transition away from the spotlight. However, she left a glimmer of hope for fans, hinting at the possibility of one final musical offering before any career pivot.

Amidst discussions on her personal life, Paloma also touched upon the complexities of her nearly decade-long relationship with Lahcine, a French artist. Reflecting on the breakdown of their partnership, she candidly acknowledged feelings of resentment and disparity. “Resentment, because there was disparity, I think, between what I put into it and him,” Paloma revealed during the episode, hinting at introspective themes that may feature in her upcoming work.

As Paloma Faith contemplates the next chapter of her career, fans eagerly await any developments and anticipate the artistic journey ahead, whether in music or beyond.

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George Millington is a music journalist and reviewer situated in central London. He does not write about a single genre but rather the commercial music industry as a whole. His first album was by The Beatles, which he purchased secondhand from a charity shop in his neighbourhood.

He discovered the gem when he was 12 years old and still has it now, claiming it to be why he fell in love with music. He likes to play disc golf when he's not writing about music. He is a one-of-a-kind individual who is always the first to bust out his air guitar on the dance-floor.

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