The phrase "late lover" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a former romantic partner, particularly one who is deceased or has passed away. For example: "My late lover was a talented musician who had a passion for writing."
But after being shown the state's evidence, Droudis had accepted her late lover was behind the killing.
The announcement came just hours after Jagger released a heartfelt personal tribute to his late lover, who was found by her assistant in her Manhattan apartment on Monday.
Although Agnetha is giving the lectures on her own, her work is a joint effort between her and her late lover, David.
Three years later, another battle followed when the family of Victoria's late lover, Sir John Murray Scott, challenged his will, accusing Lady Sackville-West of having used undue influence over him in order to secure a substantial legacy.
The Cannes laurels for the upcoming Mommy notwithstanding, Tom at the Farm (Network, 15) is comfortably his most satisfying and sensually stimulating film to date, a crafty, creepy neo-noir in which a young gay hipster (Dolan) visits the bereaved rural family of his late lover, only to encounter a surging undertow of menacing prejudice.
Beside him was his latest lover.
Quaquelique is so forgettable that his latest lover cannot remember sleeping with him.
Had dinner with A4, and my latest lover, The Boy, walked into the same restaurant.
Beard and his latest lover, a kind, generous, full-figured woman, are together at her house.
Colette (Karine Vanasse) is French and carefree, until she discovers that her latest lover is a married man.
The manner of her death, in a speeding car crashed by a drunken driver, with her latest lover by her side, could merely have been shocking.
