Natalie Imbruglia reveals truth about Prince Harry romance rumours

Natalie Imbruglia thinks the public have lost interest in her love life.

The 51-year-old singer has reflected on how being single in her 50s doesn't seem to grip people as much as the past when she was being linked to the likes of Prince Harry and Harry Styles.

Speaking to the Metro newspaper's 60 Seconds column, she quipped: "You only need to be seen with someone and that's your boyfriend.

"I would love them to write that about me now but you get to a certain age and they're not. You're not that person anymore.

"I'm still single but they're not interested in who I'm going out with."

When it comes to being linked with Prince Harry in the past, Natalie noted the reality was much less exciting.

She explained: "I think the Prince Harry thing could have been because he came to my birthday party with a friend who knew him.

Natalie, who welcomed son Max into the world in 2019 using in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment and sperm from an unnamed donor, recently opened up about her worries as a single mother.

She told The Guardian: "I worry a lot about how to juggle being a single parent and working - scheduling keeps me up at night!"

The Torn hitmaker wished she could "clone myself so I could work and be with my son at the same time".

The Johnny English star had Max while she was single, insisting she did not choose the process "over being with a man" and was just battling her "biological clock".

Natalie underwent several rounds of IVF to have her son, whom she keeps out of the spotlight because, as she recently told The Sunday Times newspaper's Style magazine, he is "a very private person".

The "pretty brutal" experience with IVF has made the Shiver artist urge other women to do their research before having the fertility treatment, where eggs are fertilised with sperm in a laboratory, and an embryo is placed into the womb.

Appearing on a June episode of the How To Fail With Elizabeth Day podcast, she said: "It's pretty brutal. What I will say is that it's really important to educate yourself and to ask a lot of questions and for women to share.