Bikini-clad Dina Broadhurst, 50, confirms new age-appropriate romance with wealthy German artist, 48, as they kiss at the beach in Ibiza after her split from toyboy lover Danny Tchalaby

The age of the toyboy is finally over - at least for Dina Broadhurst.

The Australian socialite and 'nude artist', 50, has officially confirmed her split from much-younger lover Danny Tchalaby - who is thought to be in his 30s - by packing on the PDA with a man in his 40s this week.  

Photos taken on Monday show a bikini-clad Dina sharing a kiss with 48-year-old German artist Niclas Castello, whose net worth is reportedly $15million, as they frolicked on the beach in Ibiza. 

The duo were seen chatting and laughing together as they strolled down the shoreline, before wading into the water and sharing a passionate kiss. 

Mother-of-one Dina, who recently relocated permanently to Ibiza after farewelling her old stomping ground of Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, looked positively smitten as the couple soaked up the European summer sun. 

As usual, she left little to the imagination when selecting her ensemble, sporting a very skimpy green bikini that featured a triangle-cut top and G-string bottoms. 

Her shaggy-haired beau meanwhile sported a pair of navy-and-white polkadot swim trunks.  

After some time, the couple made their way to an outdoor shower and washed off together before making their way home.  

Dina and Niclas have plenty in common - they both work in the contemporary art space and lead glamorous, jet-setting lifestyles. 

Niclas is best known for his bold, pop art-inspired sculptures and paintings. 

The creative, who was born Norbert Zerbs, grew up in Germany before relocating to Paris and later New York City, were he established himself on the international art scene.

Castello has become known for his colourful, high-gloss sculptures, particularly his The Kiss series, as well as oversized fire extinguisher sculptures and mixed-media paintings.

His works have been exhibited in galleries across Europe and the United States and are held in private collections around the world. 

One of his sculptures was even installed in The One, the ultra-luxury Bel Air mansion once billed as America's most expensive home.

Away from the art world, Castello has also attracted attention for his high-profile love life.

He married stunning Dutch television presenter and model Sylvie Meis, 48, in a lavish ceremony in Florence, Italy, in September 2020. 

The pair announced their separation less than three years later, confirming their split in June 2023.

In 2024 he was romantically linked to New York celebrity publicist Anna Rothschild.

While Niclas has largely avoided personal scandal, he has attracted criticism over some of his artistic projects. 

In 2022, he unveiled a 186kg 24-carat gold cube in New York's Central Park, a flashy installation that drew backlash from critics who labelled it an extravagant publicity stunt during a cost-of-living crisis.

The artwork was later revealed to be part of the launch of his cryptocurrency, Castello Coin, and an accompanying NFT project, prompting further criticism from those who viewed it as a marketing exercise rather than a genuine work of art. 

Dina's outing with Niclas puts to end weeks of speculation about her romance with German entrepreneur Danny Tchalaby. 

Split whispers began circulating late last month after fans noticed the couple were sharing markedly different glimpses of their lives online. 

While Dina had continued posting her trademark glamorous lifestyle content to Instagram, Danny was posting photos of himself attending high-profile events surrounded by glamorous women. 

Their split marks the latest relationship to end for Dina, whose high-profile romances have regularly made headlines.

Before dating Danny, the Sydney-based artist was in a relationship with millionaire appliance heir John 'Herman' Winning.

She was also previously linked to property developer Max Shepherd, who has since moved on with partner Hannah Waites.