Anyma hard launches relationship with British model Stella Maxwell at Coachella
Are Anyma and Stella Maxwell dating? All signs say yes.
One week after high winds forced the cancellation of his original closing set, Anyma (Matteo Milleri) returned to Coachella Weekend Two to debut his long-awaited ÆDEN show. The delayed performance, starting nearly 15 minutes late, ultimately delivered a sensory overload of towering visuals, lasers, flames, and surreal mythology-inspired imagery. Greek statues, a Medusa figure, and a striking winged woman dominated the screen, reinforcing Anyma’s signature fusion of melodic techno and cinematic world-building.
That winged figure, notably, appeared to feature Stella Maxwell, a detail that quickly fueled speculation already circulating online. According to reports and social media chatter, the two have been seeing each other for several months, with sources suggesting the relationship is becoming serious. Their joint appearance at Coachella, both physically around the festival and artistically within the ÆDEN visuals, functioned as what many are calling a definitive “hard launch.”
And in true 2026 fashion, the confirmation didn’t come mainly through placement. The synergy felt intentional. Anyma’s performance, described by some as more spectacle than narrative, leaned fully into immersive visual storytelling (less about meaning, more about awe). That ethos extends seamlessly into this moment: a relationship revealed not through words, but through imagery embedded in one of the most visually ambitious electronic sets Coachella has seen.
On the music side, the show brought out heavy-hitting collaborators including Matt Bellamy, Joji, Swae Lee, and BLACKPINK’s Lisa, who performed their track “Bad Angel.” While the guest appearances added energy, they often played second to the overwhelming visual production, a hallmark of Anyma’s evolving artistic identity.
Maxwell, a globally recognized model and former Victoria’s Secret Angel, fits cleanly into this aesthetic universe. The pairing reads less like a festival romance and more like a convergence of two visually driven worlds: high fashion and high-concept electronic music.
Neither has publicly confirmed the relationship. However, between the visuals, the sightings, and the timing, the internet intuits always.




