Lily Allen revealed on her podcast Miss Me? that she recently spent several weeks at a treatment center amid "emotional turmoil." Sources told PEOPLE earlier this month that she and husband David Harbour had separated after four years of marriage.

Lily Allen made her mental health a priority amid her split from David Harbour. During the Thursday, February 13, episode of her and Miquita Oliver's "Miss Me?" podcast, the "Smile" singer revealed she recently received treatment to deal with "emotional turmoil" — seemingly in relation to her and Harbour's marital demise.

Last month, the “Smile” artist took a break from the podcast, which she co-hosts with her friend, Miquita Oliver. She said she was “spiraling” and “really not in a good place” amid reports that she has separated from her husband, Stranger Things star David Harbour.

Lily Allen has recently shared real reason behind her stay at the trauma treatment centre.Speaking on the latest episode of Miquita Oliver's Miss Me? podcast on February 13, the singer revealed

Lily Allen says 'emotional turmoil' led her to seek help as she discusses trauma treatment after split - The singer shared that she didn’t want her kids to ‘have to prop her up’ while she battled ‘emo

Lily Allen has returned to her Miss Me? podcast alongside pal Miquita Oliver and opened up about having been in a 'treatment centre' for a few weeks following her absence

Lily Allen has recently decided to get back to her work after taking a break for “rehab” following her split from husband David Harbour.On February 9, Lily posted a photo of herself

For several years, the pair appeared to be the picture of wedded bliss, settling down with Allen's two children, Ethel and Marnie, in a Brooklyn townhouse that the duo completely transformed into a "weird and wonderful" paradise filled with eccentric decor.

The couple’s extensively renovated Brooklyn townhouse includes a windowless pink primary suite that Allen called a ‘bed womb.’

After news broke that Lily Allen and David Harbour had split following four years of marriage, the “Smile” singer shared an update on her mental health: “It's a lifelong journey of healing.”