Cody Simpson was recently spotted at 2am in an underground jazz bar in Paris, but his partner Emma McKeon was nowhere to be seen.
The 27-year-old pop star, who is now a competitive swimmer, shared several videos on Instagram on Tuesday showing off his incredible singing skills and taking the stage.
The singer serenaded the crowd with a few Frank Sinatra covers and seemed in his element performing with a jazz band at the famous Le Caveau de la Huchette.
In the clip, Cody’s performance appears to be spontaneous, as he is seen singing while reading the lyrics from his cell phone.
Meanwhile, the bar’s guests crowded in front of the stage to shoot videos of the former hitmaker and dance to the great music.
His girlfriend Emma, 30 and an Olympic gold medalist, was not seen in the crowd directly in front of the podium.
However, it is possible she would have been elsewhere in the venue if she was not resting after her great success at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris.
Emma is considered Australia’s most decorated Olympic competitor and last week she extended her record by winning three more medals in the pool, just before she retired.
Cody Simpson, 27, (right) was recently spotted at an underground jazz bar in Paris at 2am, but his partner Emma McKeon, 30, (left) was nowhere to be seen
Emma left the competition for good on Monday evening and went home with gold in the 4x100m freestyle relay and silver in the 4x100m medley.
She also won bronze in the 4x100m medley relay.
Emma holds an Australian record 14 Olympic medals and has retired from competitive swimming with great pleasure after her three medals in Paris 2024.
The pop star turned competitive swimmer shared videos on Instagram on Tuesday showing off his incredible singing skills and taking the stage
The singer serenaded the crowd with a few Frank Sinatra covers and seemed in his element performing with a jazz band at the famous Le Caveau de la Huchette
After winning bronze, silver and gold at the Games, Emma celebrated her retirement and admitted she doesn’t know what the future holds for her.
She ended her legendary Olympic career with an Australian record six gold medals, including three silver and five bronze.
“I will definitely miss it. It has given me a lot of great relationships and great experiences and has shaped me into the person I am,” said the three-time Olympian.
‘I will miss the training and the racing, but I am absolutely ready for the next part of my life and I am looking forward to it.’
