Lara Stone's Lavish New Life in Hampstead: 10 Years After David Walliams Divorce

A decade since her high-profile split from comedian David Walliams, supermodel Lara Stone has firmly entered a new era of domestic bliss. Settled in the leafy, affluent enclave of Hampstead, North London, the Dutch icon is enjoying a quiet, luxury-filled life with her husband, property developer David Grievson.

While Stone’s world is currently defined by chic interiors and family stability, the contrast with her ex-husband’s festive season has recently caught the public’s attention, highlighting the bittersweet realities of co-parenting after a decade apart.

The Hampstead Dream

Lara Stone and David Grievson, who met on Tinder in 2018 and wed in a private Hungerford ceremony in 2021, have become staples of the Hampstead social circuit. Grievson, a successful property developer known for his discerning eye for design, has reportedly worked with Stone to create a "perfect family home" that balances high-end aesthetics with the warmth required for a busy household.

The couple’s life in the historic village is a far cry from the paparazzi-heavy days of "Walliams and Stone." Today, Lara is more likely to be spotted on a casual morning coffee run or walking the dog through the Heath than at a sprawling red-carpet event. It is a transition into "quiet luxury" that seems to suit the model perfectly.

A Decade Since the Split

It has been ten years since the 2015 divorce that ended Lara’s five-year marriage to Walliams. Though the separation was initially marked by reports of "unreasonable behavior" in court papers, the pair have worked hard over the last decade to maintain a functional co-parenting relationship for the sake of their son, Alfred, now 12.

However, even the most successful co-parenting arrangements face hurdles during the holidays.

David Walliams’ "Melancholy" Christmas

While Lara enjoys the festivities in her Hampstead oasis, David Walliams recently opened up about the emotional toll of the "alternate year" Christmas schedule. With 2025/2026 being Lara’s turn to host Alfred for the main event, the Little Britain star confessed to feeling a sense of "melancholy" and loneliness.

Speaking about his new children’s book, Santa & Son, Walliams admitted the story was partly inspired by the "pain you feel as a parent when you don't have your child at Christmas." To soften the blow, the author took Alfred on a lavish pre-Christmas diving trip to the Maldives, ensuring they had their own private celebration before the boy returned to London to spend Christmas Day with his mother and stepfather.

Moving Forward

Lara Stone’s journey from the face of Calvin Klein to a settled Hampstead matriarch serves as a reminder of life’s second acts. While her marriage to Grievson remains largely private, the glimpses she shares—often through black-and-white snapshots of their life together—paint a picture of a woman who has found her anchor.

As for Walliams, his candidness about the "lonely" side of divorce has resonated with many single parents, proving that even with fame and fortune, the absence of a child during the holidays is a universal sting.

Source - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-15374475/Lara-Stone-husband-Hampstead-divorce-David-Walliams.html

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