Who Is Connor Ball’s Ex-Girlfriend Luisa Hackney?

Connor Ball is a 25-year-old Aberdeen singer.

He was born to Scottish mother Kelly, who married Simon Ball, and biological father Stuart Stephen, about whom he has always raved.

Conor is best known as a member of the pop-rock band The Vamps, which formed in 2012.

Ball, Brad Simpson, James McVey, and Tristan Evans make up the band.

Their big singles include Wild Heart, Last Night, and Somebody to You feat. Demi Lovato and they’ve had two number one albums.

Connor previously dated Instagram star Luisa Hackney, but the relationship ended in 2015. The reason for the break is unknown.

However, Connor is currently seeing Lucy Moore, a 25-year-old Surrey woman.

They just returned from a Christmas vacation in New York where they spent time together.

According to an Instagram image by Lucy showing the two snuggling with the message “We’re 3 today!!” the couple has been together for three years.

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