Lily Collins and Jamie Campbell Bower have ended their five-year on/off relationship.
Lily Collins and Jamie Campbell Bower have split.
The couple have ended their five-year on/off romance ''amicably'' and will remain friends, but decided to go their separate ways after realising they are not ''right'' for one another.
A source told The Sun newspaper: ''Lily and Jamie have clearly got a lot of history and they have been close for a long time, but in the end they decided they weren't right for each other and it came to an end amicably.
''They are still friends and there are no hard feelings.''
It's believed Jamie, 29, has already embarked on a new romance with someone not in the public eye.
The couple were first romantically linked in 2013 and dated for a year before going their separate ways, and then gone back together briefly in 2015.
In January this year, the 29-year-old actress - whose father is musician Phil Collins - seemingly confirmed she was back with the 'Twilight: New Moon' star when they refollowed one another on Instagram and began liking and commenting on each other's posts.
In one exchange, Jamie wrote: ''LANDAN. You got me for 24 hours (sic)''
Lily replied: ''24 whole hours?!''
The actor responded: ''I know, unbearable! How ever will you put up with me for that long?''
Lily has previously dated Taylor Lautner and Zac Efron, while Jamie was formerly engaged to his 'Harry Potter' co-star Bonnie Wright.
The 'Mirror, Mirror' actress has previously spoken about what she looks for in an ideal partner.
She said: ''I've learned a lot about myself because of the relationships that haven't worked out.
''I've had some good and some bad relationships.
''I want someone to make me laugh. I need to just be enough for someone. I would like to be accepted in my pyjamas or wearing something glamorous.''
Kai Whiston is back already with his second album of his own 'No World As Good As Mine', and this time he has the help of organic instruments.
Her debut album The Witching Hour is out soon.
Feet are mid-tour and promoting their debut album, and tonight they played Ramsgate Music Hall with support from local band Malpractice.
Famed for performing one of her own songs as her opening gambit on The X Factor, Lucy Spraggan rocked up at the Booking Hall as part of her UK and...
After nearly thirty years since his first solo record Mark Lanegan has just released one of his very best and there's not many artists who can claim...
Listen to their new single 'People Change'.
For the first, and almost certainly last, time Cambridge indie rockers Mallory Knox performed at The Booking Hall in Dover.
'Devour You' is a fantastic follow up to Starcrawler's debut album and represents a move on in terms of sound and, in part, direction.
As Tilda Swinton reteams with her Snowpiercer director, Korea's Bong Joon Ho, it's perhaps unsurprising...
Warren Beatty writes, directs and stars in the new movie Rules Don't Apply. Marla Mabrey...
Deliberately unstructured, this likeable romantic comedy holds the audience's interest with its strikingly engaging cast...
Love can be confusing, complicating and utterly gut-wrenching as Rosie painfully discovers on her journey...
Alex Stewart and Rosie Dunne are the best of friends struggling through the pressures of...
Fans of Cassandra Clare's book series won't mind that this film is overcrowded and chaotic,...
Far too tidy to be believable, this multi-strand romance holds our attention with a warmly...
William Borgens was once a highly regarded novelist, however after a heart-breaking divorce with his...
Clary Fray has been made to live as a normal girl all her life with...
Both lavishly produced and light-hearted in tone, this fractured fairy tale aspires to be The...
We all know the tale of Snow White: the girl with hair as black as...