Inside Vince Colosimo’s tangled love life as he juggles THREE different women at once – while claiming he’s moved back in with his MUM

Underbelly star Vince Colosimo has been spotted living with a new woman, while still maintaining relationships with his long-term partner and another alleged lover.

Neighbours told Daily Mail Australia that Colosimo has been living at the property, which is just south-east of Melbourne, on and off since early May.

This week he was photographed with Kelly Sneddon from Caulfield North, working at her home and loading supplies into a van.

She is once the best friend of Colosimo’s partner Sabella Sugar, who still appears with the actor on social media despite previously claiming they had split.

Ms Sugar supported Colosimo in court last year after he was taken to court for failing to pay a $65,000 fine.

She later said she dumped the actor after Daily Mail Australia reported that he had been in a secret relationship for the past 20 years.

On Tuesday, Colosimo’s secret mistress – named by Daily Mail Australia as Chelsea – revealed she continued to sleep with Colosimo this year, despite his ongoing relationship with Sugar and the time he spent with Ms Sneddon.

“The Mercedes he’s pictured in was the same one he was picked up in the last time he was here, when he was picked up from me,” Chelsea told Daily Mail Australia.

“He told me it was his Uber pulling up… I actually thought it was weird when he pulled up.

“I didn’t see her, just the car, but I heard her say, ‘How did it go?’ which I thought was a strange thing for an Uber driver to say. So who knows what lies he told her.”

Daily Mail Australia has contacted Colosimo, his lawyer and Ms Sneddon for comment. Ms Sugar also declined to comment.

But a close friend of Ms Sugar said the actor was still in a relationship with her and had insisted he was just doing “some work” at her friend’s home.

“They have known each other since the birth of her youngest child and they were best friends who spent three or four days a week together,” the friend claimed.

‘As far as she knows, Colosimo moved back in with his mother a few months ago to take care of her.

‘He has always told Sabella that he is faithful and never stays with another woman.’

Mrs. Sneddon reportedly offered to let the unemployed actor paint for two weeks, but it ended up taking months of work.

“He stayed there until 3 or 4 in the morning and Sabella told her it was really not appropriate to work until then because he would come home and ask for food,” the friend said.

Colosimo’s family is concerned about the actor’s whereabouts, having reportedly told Mrs. Sugar that he was not staying with his mother.

“Vince told them that this woman is the mother of a school friend of his daughter’s and that he is just helping her renovate the house,” the friend said.

Photos taken this week show him using power tools outside the Caulfield North property.

But a neighbor claimed that Colosimo often arrived at the house in the middle of the night and had been doing so since early May.

“He comes and goes at all hours of the night and early morning hours. A woman moved in earlier this year,” the neighbor claimed.

“It’s been consistent, but I can’t recommend a routine. He often leaves in the morning. It seemed like he was moving stuff around a couple of nights ago.

“She drives a silver Mercedes and has a son. The lights are often on until the early hours when I get up. It’s definitely a night-time situation.

‘When I walk the dog early in the morning, I have seen him several times. He usually leaves the house between 6 and 9 o’clock. He really goes everywhere.’

Chelsea told Daily Mail Australia that she had repeatedly tried to inform Sugar about Colosimo’s affairs, but her warnings had fallen on deaf ears.

“Vince will never be faithful to anyone, he is incapable of it,” she said. “He told Sabella he was taking care of his sick mother while he was staying with me.”

Colosimo was given a 16-month driving ban in October 2022 after being caught driving without a license.

At the time, he had been convicted three times for driving without a license and once for driving under the influence of drugs, between 2015 and 2017.

A court spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia that Colosimo was required to appear in court to apply for a new driver’s licence once the period of ineligibility had expired.

“Whether someone can still surrender their driving licence at the end of the suspension period is at the discretion of VicRoads or the court, depending on the offence,” a spokesperson said.

“If the person whose license has been disqualified is in court, they must initiate legal proceedings for a license eligibility order. These are listed in the Electronic Filing Appearance System and are processed in court,” she said.

Colosimo has not been reported in the court’s EFAS system or in court since 2022.

Daily Mail Australia does not allege Colosimo has driven a vehicle while suspended this year.

Colosimo has been warned that he could face a prison sentence if he is caught driving without a license again.

Victoria Police declined to comment on Colosimo’s driving status.