Model Sarah Ellen goes public with relationship with The Inspired Unemployed’s Matt Ford

Aussie fashion darling Sarah Ellen has hard-launched her relationship with The Inspired Unemployed funnyman Matt Ford.

A new Sydney ‘It’ couple debuted this week when fashion darling Sarah Ellen hard-launched her relationship with The Inspired Unemployed funnyman Matt Ford.

The model posted a series of black and white Polaroid images of the pair to her Instagram, including one of them kissing, captioned with a single rocket emoji.

She was inundated with a frenzy of excited comments from the likes of Pip Edwards, fellow model Jessica Gomes, Jade Yarbrough and Dylan Alcott – the latter of whom declared: “F**K I LIVE FOR THIS HARD LAUNCH.”

Sarah Ellen and Matt Ford have debuted their relationship.

According to The Sunday Telegraph, Ellen and Ford have been together for the past six months.

The 26-year-old fashion industry veteran – who has worked with the likes of Valentino, Celine and Tiffany & Co – revealed in December that she’d ended her five-year engagement to musician Caleb Jackson.

“This is the first time I’ve said this on the record,” she told ELLE Australia.

“A lot of people don’t know this, but I was engaged for five years, and I kept it incredibly quiet. Obviously, we’re not together anymore. But I kept it private, the highs, the lows, I was just conscious of protecting it.

Ellen has worked with the likes of Valentino, Celine and Tiffany & Co.

Ford with his The Inspired Unemployed co-founder, Jack Steele. Picture: Brendon Thorne/Getty Images for GQ Australia

“I don’t feel the need to publicise (it), but coming out of such a long-term relationship that I’d been in from such a young age … that was a really transformative part of my life.”

The break-up prompted Ellen to go “on a very big self-discovery journey that led me to realise that as women we’re taught that our greatest adventure is finding the love of our lives”.

“And I realised there’s more to life for us. So much. And so that’s what kind of sparked the initial journey of growth.”

Asked about the expectations that “true love” should be a woman’s life goal, Ellen responded: “Expectations? I don’t feel the pressure of expectations, no. Period.”