All articles tagged with #celebrity breakup
Olympic hockey star Jack Hughes and pop singer Tate McRae are reportedly over, per Page Six, with conflicting claims on who ended the romance; there’s no official confirmation yet despite sightings and past dating chatter.
Love Island USA stars Olandria Carthen and Nic Vansteenberghe have split after a year of dating, with insiders citing long distance and packed schedules as the main challenge; the couple reportedly remains close friends who will continue to support each other, and reps have not publicly commented.
Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Angie Katsanevas and her husband Shawn Trujillo have separated after 27 years of marriage; they wed in 1999, share daughter Elektra, and co-founded Lunatic Fringe Salon. It’s not yet clear how the split will influence RHOSLC Season 7, and reps did not comment.
Courteney Cox and Snow Patrol musician Johnny McDaid have split after more than a decade together. The couple began dating in late 2013 after meeting at a party Cox hosted, became engaged within months, briefly separated in 2015, later reconciled, and Cox later discussed the breakup as something she processed in couples therapy; they were last seen publicly at the 2025 US Open, and reps have not commented.
Sources say Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater ended their three-year relationship months ago after careful consideration; they’ve since remained friends, despite rumors of a split in 2025.
Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater, former Wicked co-stars who dated for about three years after their spouses split, have amicably broken up and remain friends; they’ve reportedly been apart for months as both focus on new work—Slater on the off‑Broadway Marcel on the Train and Grande on her Eternal Sunshine world tour and the Petal album.
Per People, Ariel Winter and Luke Benward quietly split in August 2025 after dating for nearly six years, with a source saying they realized they’re better as friends. The duo remains close, still best friends who share their dogs, and there’s reportedly love still there between them.
Jason Biggs and Jenny Mollen have reportedly split after nearly twenty years together, with reps confirming the breakup though the couple hasn’t issued a public statement. A source told People they’re on great terms and focused on their two sons, Sid and Lazlo. The couple met during auditions for My Best Friend’s Girl in 2007 and eloped in 2008.
Rapper Megan Thee Stallion announced on Instagram Stories that she’s ending her relationship with NBA star Klay Thompson, accusing him of cheating and stressing that trust, fidelity and respect are non-negotiable; the couple began dating last summer and publicly debuted at a gala in July 2025.
Janel Parrish and husband Chris Long have separated after seven years of marriage; they wed in September 2018 in Hawaii, and TMZ first reported the news with no public comment from the couple yet.
Mormon Wives star Mikayla Matthews has separated from her husband Jace Terry; season four continues to surface marital issues—centered on intimacy and Mikayla’s past trauma—with Mikayla moving out and leaving reconciliation uncertain as she focuses on healing.
Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes, who ended their three-year relationship in September, were seen together in Croatia, sparking speculation about a possible reconciliation, though it remains uncertain whether they are back together or just enjoying each other's company as exes.
Orlando Bloom is rumored to be dating actress Rachel Lynn Matthews after sharing a selfie with her in a Blue Origin costume, which some interpret as a jab at his ex-fiancée Katy Perry. The photo and Matthews' costume, which mocked Perry's spaceflight moment, have sparked controversy, but it's unclear if Bloom and Matthews are actually dating. Bloom and Perry previously had an on-and-off relationship, engaged in 2019, and split in 2025.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban have reportedly separated after nearly 20 years of marriage, driven apart by Urban's discomfort with Kidman's public discussions of her sexual reawakening and her on-screen roles, with the couple now focusing on their separate lives and children.
Sophie Turner revealed on a talk show that she accidentally caused an A-list couple's breakup over ten years ago, with fans speculating that the couple was Emma Roberts and Evan Peters based on their history and Comic-Con appearances.