Keating says it's weird being single
Singer Ronan Keating, who split from Yvonne Conolly, says he finds singlehood very weird.
Keating's 14-year-long marriage to Conolly ended when he was accused of an alleged affair with tour dancer Francine Cornell. Now that he stays alone, he finds it awkward, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"It's really weird. Really weird. Because it's brand new for me. We had 14 years together. I was very young when we started together. We had this life together. It's not like 'that's done and here I do something else," said the 35-year old.
"It's what I am going through right now. I'm just finding my feet again," he added.
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