Chris Martin Rooted For Dakota Johnson Before Alleged Split
Chris Martin showed his support for Dakota Johnson's upcoming rom-com movie, 'Materialists', ahead of their alleged breakup. A video shared by a fan on X (formerly Twitter) captured the English singer giving a shoutout to the movie at the time of closing a Coldplay concert. The two celebrities had reportedly been together on and off for almost eight years. Rumors of their dating first surfaced in 2017, and they got engaged a couple of years later.
Before parting their ways, Chris Martin gave a nod to Dakota Johnson's new film, 'Materialists', at a Coldplay concert. The video posted by a fan on X (formerly Twitter) showed the viral incident as breakup rumors surrounding the two stars circulate. In the clip, as the singer wrapped up the concert, he was heard saying, 'Thank you so much, everybody. Be kind to yourself. Be kind to each other.' The musician then reminded the audience: 'Don't forget to go see 'Materialists.'' He finished off his speech by thanking the fans and bidding them goodbye.
Meanwhile, rumors of Martin and Johnson's breakup have been swirling around on social media. The U.S. Sun reported there were two main reasons behind their alleged split. One of them included their 13-year age gap, while another entailed the topic of children. Martin currently shares daughter Apple and son Moses with his former wife, Gwyneth Paltrow.
A source revealed that Johnson 'has been desperate for her and Chris to work out for years.' The insider shared, 'Every time they broke up she was devastated and in tears,' further claiming, 'They really tried to work through their issues but the age gap was often a problem.' The individual also said that Johnson 'expressed that she may want children in the future.' However, the Coldplay frontman 'is kind of done with that part of his life but they discussed it.' According to the source, the two stars 'made some beautiful memories as a family and it'll be hard for both of them to move on after such a long relationship but they will do it.'
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