Over the past few months, couple Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone have been back and forth when it comes to their relationship. The two allegedly got engaged, and now they are supposedly on the edge of their relationship again.
Early this year, fans of the couple Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone were ecstatic and excited when news revealed that the couple was already engaged. They have been on-and-off during the course of their relationship. Hence, the rumors of them getting engaged were definitely good news. However, according to Movie News Guide, their relationship is on the rocks again as Emma Stone is allegedly getting too close to "La La Land" co-star, Ryan Gosling. The "Amazing Spiderman" actor is allegedly jealous of Gosling and his closeness with Emma Stone on set.
Amidst all the rumours that the couple has broken up again, they are still seen out in the public together, confusing the fans even more. According to Youth Health Magazine, the two reportedly split up as early as April of this year regardless of the rumours of their engagement. The couple was allegedly seen goofing around outside a theatre in Burbank. The public has never been sure of their official status, as neither of the two talk about their relationship to the media at all. However, they are very open about their success in their careers because their lives are very public.
Garfield has opened up about how he was overwhelmed by the success of him playing the role of Spiderman. This role has gotten him in many places, with regards to his career in Hollywood. However, International Business Times reports that Garfield has been more focused now with his relationship with Emma, as rumours have surfaced about her closeness with Ryan Gosling. The actor is allegedly affected about the growing friendship between his girl and Gosling.
Since there hasn't been any clear report if the two have already broken up for good already or not, the fans will now just have to wait for any confirmation coming from either one of them. Needless to say, they are still being spotted together from time to time, implying that they might still be in good terms.
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