Sam Fender, the acclaimed musician, has reportedly been in a relationship with an actor for two years and she is said to be accompanying him on his current international tour. The 30 year old artist performed across the UK and Ireland as part of his People Watching tour last year before heading to mainland Europe earlier this month.
Tonight, he performed at AFAS Live in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Ahead of his sold-out concert, it’s was revealed that Sam’s partner is joining him in Amsterdam for this leg of the tour. According to The Sun, the BRIT Award winner has been discreetly dating actor Rosa Collier for the past two years.
An insider informed the publication that Sam is “very much in love” with Rosa, whom he started dating in 2022. They shared: “She works as an actress and they met when she was studying at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.”
The source further revealed that their relationship became more serious in 2023, adding that Sam and Rosa have “travelled quite a bit together” and recently enjoyed a “romantic holiday” in the Maldives, reports The Mirror.
The insider hinted that the couple “seem serious” and confirmed that Rosa is currently on tour with Sam. They suggested that fans might even spot her in the audience, stating: “Rosa is always front and centre, supporting her man.”
The People Watching tour is all set to dazzle Belgian fans tomorrow night, hot on the heels of a Netherlands gig. Sam will soon be crooning his hits across venues in the US and Canada as the global tour forges ahead next month.
Once the North American leg wraps up, the singing sensation is pencilled in to return to Europe from May to August, with additional stops up his sleeve, including eagerly awaited shows in Newcastle, London, and Manchester.
Kicking off again this month after December’s curtain-raiser, the tour revival is perfectly timed with Sam’s triumph at the prestigious BRIT Awards 2025 on March 2. Not only did he hit all the right notes performing live, but he also scooped a BRIT Award, making headlines during the celebrated event.
Sam clinched the BRIT Award for Alternative/Rock Act, repeating his 2022 success. Despite missing out on British Artist of the Year to Charli XCX, the accolades keep coming for him. Grasping the trophy for Alternative/Rock Act, the artist spilled heartfelt gratitude on stage: “First of all I want to say a huge thanks to the fans.” He gushed over his supporters, “We’ve got the best fans in the world, I think – I really do believe that.”
Rounding off his speech, Sam shared his love: “To everybody at home in Newcastle and Shields, love yous all. But also I want to say a huge thanks to my band W.H.O. without I’m just a mad person shouting at walls.” Leaving everyone with warm wishes, he added: “Love yous all. Take care. Have a good night.”