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Philip David Charles Collins is a renowned British musician, singer, drummer, writer, and actor. He rose to fame as the drummer and later lead vocalist for the rock group Genesis. Collins also achieved outstanding success as a solo artist, earning numerous awards and cementing his legacy in contemporary music history.
Collins has been married three times, with each marriage ending in divorce. His first marriage was to Andrea Bertorelli, whom he met during a drama class in London. The couple had a son, Simon Collins, who followed in his father's musical footsteps. In addition, Collins adopted Andrea’s daughter, Joely Collins, a Canadian actress.
In 1980, he met his second wife, Jill Tavelman. They married in 1984 and had one daughter, Lily Collins, who later became a successful actress. The couple separated in 1994, and their divorce was finalized in 1996. Jill reportedly received a divorce settlement of £17 million.
Collins married his third wife, Orianne Cevey, in 1999. The couple had two sons together. Their relationship ended in 2006, and they finalized their divorce in 2008. Orianne received a settlement of approximately £25 million ($33 million USD), which contributed significantly to the reported total of $42 million in alimony Collins has paid across his divorces.
By 2010, Collins stated publicly that he had no plans to ever marry again. He has expressed that he does not see himself as “husband material” and prefers to avoid further emotional and financial turmoil. Despite his reservations about marriage, Collins has been seen in public with his girlfriend, Dana Tyler, a television journalist. While they appeared frequently together, he was clear about not intending to remarry.
Collins has spoken about maintaining amicable relationships with his ex-wives. He once mentioned that they occasionally had dinner together, although it remains unknown whether Dana was ever present during those gatherings. He has also referred to his ex-wives with affection and stated in interviews that he still has love for them, contributing to his reluctance to enter into another formal relationship.
At present, Collins resides in Switzerland. He originally moved there to remain close to Orianne Cevey and her family, especially during a time when her father was ill. His children also live in Switzerland, and Collins has maintained proximity by living in a separate home near his former marital residence.
Each of Collins’ three marriages dissolved for different reasons. His first marriage ended partly due to the demanding nature of his music career, which kept him away from home for long periods. Andrea reportedly moved away with the children to be closer to her family. Rumors circulated that she had an affair with someone who had been employed as a decorator by Collins.
The breakdown of his marriage to Jill Tavelman was attributed in part to familial tensions, including issues with her mother. It was widely reported—though denied by Collins—that he initiated the separation via fax, a claim he has refuted in subsequent interviews.
His third marriage to Orianne Cevey ended more amicably, with both parties citing diverging personal interests rather than conflict. Orianne acknowledged that the relationship had simply run its course. She expressed surprise when news surfaced that Collins had begun dating Dana shortly after their separation, although she stated that she harbored no wish to reconcile romantically.
In various interviews, Collins has offered candid reflections on his relationships and declared his desire to avoid repeating past emotional and financial ordeals. While expressing affection for Dana Tyler, he consistently clarifies that he is not seeking marriage. He has often referenced his previous financial losses from divorce as part of the reason for remaining unwed, humorously remarking that preserving his remaining savings is a priority.
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