P.E Nation co-founder Claire Greaves has a new man in her life following her messy divorce from cinematographer Tim Tregoning and her nuclear falling-out with former best friend and business partner Pip Edwards.

The Daily Mail pictured the Sydney-based creative director arriving at Sydney Airport last Sunday as she picked up her boyfriend, British film producer Tom Butterfield, from the international arrivals terminal.

Greaves and Butterfield were all smiles as they shared a lingering hug at the gate before strolling off hand-in-hand with Tom’s luggage in tow.

Looking smitten, mother-of-two Greaves beamed and giggled as the pair made their way towards the car park together.

The one-time activewear mogul looked typically stylish for the romantic reunion, sporting a brown suede jacket layered over a white top and ripped jeans.

She completed her look with brown sneakers, sunglasses and gold jewellery.

P.E Nation co-founder Claire Greaves has a new man in her life – British film producer Tom Butterfield – following her messy divorce from cinematographer Tim Tregoning

The Daily Mail pictured the Sydney-based creative director arriving at Sydney Airport last Sunday as she picked up Butterfield from the international arrivals terminal

Greaves and Butterfield were all smiles as they shared a lingering hug at the gate before strolling off hand-in-hand with Tom’s luggage in tow

Butterfield, who is the co-founder of production company Culmination Productions, dressed for comfort in a khaki jacket, beige jumper and blue sweatpants.

The couple follow each other on social media but have not gone ‘Instagram official’ with their relationship.

Greaves and her ex-husband Tregoning quietly separated in 2022 after 11 years of marriage, but the news was made public eight months later, in January 2023.

At the time, Greaves told the Sydney Morning Herald the split was ‘very amicable’ and ‘we still love each other’.

‘We are co-parenting and he remains a great friend,’ she added.

‘Things change and that’s just what happened for us, but we are getting through that with a lot of respect and support for each other.’

However, things took a turn in November 2023 when police slapped Tregoning – who worked on blockbuster movies such as Snow White and the Huntsman – with an apprehended domestic violence order on behalf of his former wife.

He was then charged with stalking or intimidating her with intent to cause physical or mental harm between November 1 and 3, 2023.

A smitten Greaves beamed and giggled as the pair made their way towards the car park

The one-time activewear mogul looked typically stylish for the romantic reunion, sporting a brown suede jacket layered over a white top and ripped jeans

She completed her look with a pair of brown sneakers, sunglasses and gold jewellery

Tregoning, who had the name ‘Claire’ tattooed on his ribs next to a heart and arrows, pleaded not guilty.

He was bailed to an $8million mansion overlooking Palm Beach and had to adhere to strict bail conditions.

He was not allowed within 100 metres of where Greaves lived or worked, and could not contact her, unless through a lawyer or agreed in writing and about contact with their children.

He was prohibited from assaulting or threatening, stalking, harassing or intimidating Greaves, or recklessly destroying property or harming any animal that belonged to her.

In 2023, Tregoning was also slapped with a good behaviour bond after he was caught buying a $600 bag of cocaine from a dealer at Bondi Beach.

A court heard he had bought the drugs on the same day Greaves told him not to come home.

Despite that situation, she still wrote him a glowing character reference.

The court also heard Tregoning had undergone sessions with psychologists and psychiatrists to help deal with his depression and ADHD, which caused him to act impulsively.

Butterfield, who is the co-founder of production company Culmination Productions, dressed for comfort in a khaki jacket, beige jumper and blue sweatpants

The couple follow each other on social media but have not gone ‘Instagram official’

Tregoning’s legal woes continued as he subsequently faced court in January 2025 after sending his estranged wife Greaves an intimate image of another woman without her consent.

The photo, which showed the woman partially undressed in a hotel room, was sent alongside the message, ‘Let’s play, you started this,’ during a dispute.

Tregoning later told police he sent the image as a tactic to provoke a response and get Greaves to engage with him.

The woman in the image was unaware it had been shared until months later, when Greaves informed her, prompting a police complaint.

Tregoning was subsequently arrested and charged with distributing an intimate image without consent, as well as stalking and intimidation.

The latter charge was later dropped, and he pleaded guilty to the image-related offence.

He also sought to have the matter dealt with under mental health provisions, citing conditions including ADHD and depression, but this application was rejected by the court.

Magistrate Scott Nash said the offence could cause significant emotional harm and stressed the need to deter similar behaviour, describing the non-consensual sharing of intimate images as increasingly prevalent.

Greaves and her ex-husband Tim Tregoning quietly separated in 2022 after 11 years of marriage, but the news was made public eight months later, in January 2023

In November 2023, police slapped Tregoning – who had worked on movies such as Snow White and the Huntsman – with an apprehended domestic violence order on behalf of his ex-wife

Greaves is best known as the co-founder of athleisurewear brand P.E Nation, but stepped down from the role in March 2024. After the shock move, rumours swirled that Greaves and her business partner Pip Edwards (pictured together in May 2018) had fallen out

Greaves and Edwards co-founded the brand in 2015 and turned it into a global business

However, the court took into account Tregoning’s guilty plea, his apologies to both women, and his ongoing treatment.

He was ultimately handed a two-year conditional release order without a conviction, meaning he will avoid a criminal record if he complies with the conditions.

Greaves is best known as the co-founder of Australian athleisurewear brand P.E Nation, but she stepped down from the role in March 2024.

At the time, P.E Nation said in a statement that Greaves would be ‘pursuing other creative endeavours’ and taking her career in a new direction.

After the shock move, rumours swirled that Greaves and Edwards had fallen out.

The speculation gathered pace when Edwards later wiped all traces of Greaves from P.E Nation’s social media, which meant deleting years of promotional material.

Edwards took over as the sole creative director after Greaves’ exit, giving the brand an overhaul and relaunch, before confirming she too was stepping down in August 2024.

Since departing P.E Nation, Greaves has joined forces with Australian comedian Celeste Barber to launch makeup brand BOOIE Beauty.