The drama surrounding Michelle Lally’s love life has been a rollercoaster ride on The Valley, keeping fans hooked much like the original Vanderpump Rules. After her split from Jesse Saniei Lally, Michelle has found herself in a new relationship, and the details are just as intriguing as any reality TV storyline.
So, who is Michelle’s new boyfriend? According to Bravo’s The Daily Dish, Michelle is currently dating Aaron Nosler, a financial advisor. Their relationship seems to be going strong, with Michelle expressing happiness about their connection. Importantly, her daughter Isabella, whom she shares with Jesse, seems to approve of Aaron, which is a significant factor for Michelle.
In a candid moment on The Daily Dish, Michelle opened up about her relationship with Aaron, emphasizing that they are both ready for something serious. She highlighted that she wasn’t actively seeking to date around and had found contentment being single before meeting Aaron.
The dynamics between Michelle and Jesse have been a focal point of The Valley’s first season, with their relationship struggles playing out on screen. According to Us Weekly, Jesse has also moved on and is now dating Lacy Nicole, someone he knew before they became romantically involved.
Their split has been a public affair, with Michelle and Jesse offering differing perspectives on what led to their divorce. Michelle, in particular, has been forthright about her decision to end the marriage, citing a desire to move on and start afresh.
Their breakup has sparked debates among fans, especially regarding who initiated the separation. While Jesse expressed surprise at the divorce, Michelle has been vocal about feeling unsupported in the relationship.
With The Valley securing a second season, according to Variety in May 2024, viewers can anticipate seeing how Michelle and Jesse navigate their new romances under the reality TV spotlight. As their stories unfold, one thing remains certain: the drama and intrigue of their personal lives continue to captivate audiences, making for compelling television.
