The newly single “Complicated” singer sat next to her rumored new love interest at today’s Ottolinger show.
printed with phrases like “unbreak my heart,” “trust your instincts” and “be patient good things take time.”
While she seems to be enjoying Paris with her new love interest, the City of Light also has a connection to her former love; Lavigne and Mod Sun, 35,Lavigne sported a baggy T-shirt to the Courrèges show that read “I’m not doing s—t today.”Lavigne’s rep confirmed to Page Six last month that she was no longer engaged to the “Perfectly Imperfect” singer — which apparently came as a surprise to her then-fiancé.
“They were together and engaged as of three days ago when he left for tour, so if anything has changed, that’s news to him,” his rep told Page Six at the time.The couple shared a kiss in Paris following their engagement last year.
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