Wives and Girlfriends

Brittney Griner's been through plenty of ups and downs over the course of her professional and personal lives, and her wife Cherelle's been there for many of the athlete's hills and valleys.

The WNBA star and her spouse met during their college days, although they didn't start dating until after graduation ... and their married life was disrupted when the basketball player was unexpectedly detained on the other side of the world.

We're going to take a look at the background of the professional athlete's spouse ... and see how she dealt with her wife's ordeal.

Cherelle started studying law at North Carolina Central University School of Law in Durham in 2019, according to People.

The WNBA star's spouse remained at the institution for three years before she graduated with honors in 2022.

Brittney revealed her wife had officially become a lawyer the following April by sharing a set of photos on her Instagram account, and expressed she was "abundantly proud" of Cherelle in the caption.

The professional basketball player wrote about the "hard work, determination, and passion" her spouse put into her degree.

The Griners' love story runs deep and way, way, back, as they first met while they were both attending Baylor University in the early 2010s.

The thing is, Cherelle wasn't Brittney's first spouse ... the WNBA star had been briefly married to fellow professional basketball player Glory Johnson, and although Brittney filed for an annulment after just 28 days of marriage, their divorce wasn't finalized until 2016.

Griner and Baylor University alum Cherelle eventually reconnected, and they got engaged in August 2018, tying the knot the following June.

Cherelle and Brittney later started a family with the birth of their son Bash, who arrived in July 2024.

Brittney made global headlines in March 2022 -- she had been detained in Moscow by Russian authorities the previous month after vape cartridges containing cannabis oil were found in her luggage during a trip to play ball in Russia.

The professional athlete later pleaded guilty to bringing less than a gram of cannabis oil into the country ... and although she claimed she'd done so unintentionally, she was sentenced to nine years in prison.

Cherelle expressed she was "hopeless" at times while her spouse was detained, in an interview with People -- although she later said she never had to "completely give up hope" about her wife's situation.

Travis Hunter's earned himself plenty of achievements over the years ... and we think he's counting his marriage to Leanna Lenee as one of them!

The social media personality started off as a friend of the Heisman Trophy-winning athlete before she became his girlfriend and eventually transitioned into the role of his wife -- all within a few years.

We're going to take a look at the background of the football player's partner ... and see how her reaction to one of her husband's biggest accolades made waves across the internet.

Lenee revealed she was just 19 years old when she first met Travis in a video she shared on her TikTok account in 2024.

The social media personality, who holds a degree from Georgia's Kennesaw State University, became Hunter's girlfriend in February 2022 ... although she confessed she'd initially turned down his advances in a video shared on their shared YouTube account.

The athlete and his partner became engaged two years later, and she commemorated the occasion by sharing a set of photos on her Instagram account that February.

Hunter and Lenee eventually made things official between them at a wedding ceremony in Tennessee in May 2025.

The thing is, Lenee hasn't always been viewed favorably by many of Hunter's fans, and she received criticism after a video showing coach Deion Sanders reportedly telling her to stand up after her now-husband won the Heisman Trophy went viral on X in December 2024.

The social media figure garnered even further online heat after a second video showing her apparently being rude to her partner while taking photos with his fans surfaced on social media.

Hunter came to his then-fiancée's defense while streaming on Twitch that same month, according to People, and he claimed she'd cried herself to sleep after drinking what he described as an "odee amount" of alcohol.

He then said Lenee hadn't done anything wrong when he was with his fans, and asserted she was spending time with his family while he took photos with the event's attendees.

The social media figure shared a video apparently shot around the period when she was receiving criticism from Hunter's fans on her TikTok account in July 2025.

In the clip, Lenee is seen sobbing and apparently talking to an off-screen figure, although her original audio had been replaced.

She also wrote a lengthy message in her post's caption and expressed she wished she "could go back and hug December me," whom she didn't "recognize."

Breanna Stewart's had a whirlwind career in the WNBA ... and her love story with her wife Marta Xargay Casademont has been just as crazy!

While the pair took their time in the early stages of their relationship, they got engaged, got married, and started a family all within a year -- how's that for moving fast?!

We're going to take a look at how the athletes' respective careers in sports led to them wanting to spend the rest of their lives -- off court, of course -- with each other.

Marta, who's originally from Spain, is a retired former professional basketball player -- how's that for a common interest?!

The athlete's been involved with various teams in her home country, and she earned a silver medal as part of the 2016 Spanish Olympic women's basketball team.

Marta was drafted into the WNBA in 2015, and she spent a single season with the Phoenix Mercury, where she played guard.

She eventually announced her retirement from the sport in 2020 in a post on her Instagram account, writing she would "always treasure the memories that I created" in her professional career.

Marta and Breanna initially met when the latter joined the Dynamo Kursk, a Russian professional basketball team, in 2018, although they weren't close at first, according to People.

The WNBA star claimed she was "nervous to do anything" with her now-wife at first, and the Spanish athlete expressed her spouse "didn't want to mess it up" when they were initially getting to know each other.

The pair's connection grew closer when Breanna ruptured her Achilles tendon and had to recover at home in the United States.

They eventually decided to make things official, and the power forward popped the big question on a hike outside of Phoenix, Arizona, in May 2021.

Stewart and Marta tied the knot in an intimate wedding ceremony at their home in July 2021.

And they didn't exactly wait long to start a family either, because they welcomed daughter Ruby that August!

Stewart spoke to People shortly after her child's arrival, and described motherhood as "bigger than anything else that I've done."

Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes has made a career of striking out batters left and right -- but it looks like he hit a home run with his girlfriend, Livvy Dunne!

The athlete and the influencer have been together for a few years now, and they've become pretty comfortable showing their affection in public ... like when he tied her lace-up heel right before the 2025 MLB All-Star Game.

We're going to check out what the social media figure was up to before she met the pro athlete ... and see what brought them together.

Dunne's been a gymnast for several years, and she was formerly a member of the U.S. Junior National Gymnastics Team.

She later joined Louisiana State University's gymnastics team in 2020, and she helped her teammates earn the 2024 NCAA Women's Gymnastics National Championship title.

Dunne's popularity can partially be attributed to the NCAA's Name, Image and Likeness rule, which was implemented in 2021 and lets college athletes participate in sponsorships and make endorsements.

The former college athlete really caught the wave at the right time -- and she's raked in a cool $4.1 million through her collaborations with various companies, according to On3.

Dunne began her career as an influencer after the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and earned herself several million followers on TikTok before she'd even started college.

Although she was initially faced with "learning curves" and "had to learn on my own how to navigate" her social media fame, according to ESPN, she evidently figured out a solid rhythm, because she was featured on the Forbes 30 Under 30 and TIME100 Creators lists.

The influencer has since linked up with content creator platform Passes -- in what was described as a "multi-million-dollar deal," according to Sports Illustrated -- which allows her to create exclusive content for fans.

Oh yeah, and she was featured as one of the cover models for the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue ... after being included in the annual publication in both 2023 and 2024, of course.

Dunne and Skenes met while they were both attending LSU, and her fans began speculating about the state of their relationship after she was spotted wearing a jersey with his name on it in a video shared on her TikTok account in 2023.

The happy couple went public with their relationship that August, and they've been spotted on plenty of red carpets -- and cute dates, naturally -- ever since then.

The influencer opened up about her romance with Skenes in an interview with People, where she expressed neither she nor her boyfriend would "restrict each other from doing things" in their respective professional lives.

It looks like Kevin Gates might not need two phones anymore ... because his "one for the love" could be silent for a while.

We revealed the rapper's now-estranged wife Dreka filed for divorce in July 2025, and she cited "irreconcilable differences" as the reason behind the split.

We're going to take a look at the background of the performer's former partner and see what happened in the months leading up to their split.

Kevin and Dreka started dating at some point around 2003, as evidenced by an Instagram post Dreka shared of the two in 2020, where she claimed they'd been together for "17 years" at that point.

Kevin and Dreka -- who's an entrepreneur -- eventually decided to make things between them official, and they tied the knot in October 2015.

The rapper and his partner started a family with the birth of their first child, Islah, in 2012, and they welcomed a son named Khaza two years later.

Oh yeah, and Kevin actually named his debut album after his daughter, and his third album after his son -- how's that for a proud dad?

So we know Kevin and Dreka had a long personal relationship ... and it turns out they had a professional one as well!

The former couple co-founded a record label -- Bread Winners' Association -- in 2010 ... and most of the rapper's releases have been through the imprint.

In addition to her involvement with the label, Dreka worked as her now-estranged husband's booking manager, stepping down from her role in 2022.

The businesswoman has her own professional interests outside the music industry, as she's worked on various projects in the skincare and cannabis industries.

The thing is, Dreka wasn't the only woman in Kevin's life, as he was married to reality television star Brittany Renner -- for just a few weeks!

The rapper and Renner -- a model and media figure -- were first linked in April 2025 when they went Instagram official with their relationship ... and she referred to him as her "huzband" in a post she shared the following month.

However, Kevin and Brittany only remained together for several weeks, as she claimed they were married from April 6 to May 28 in an interview with Real 92.3 LA ... and added she didn't feel as if their split had been a "sucky situation."

Tyrese Haliburton has made plenty of strides in his basketball career, but he's still got lots of of time for his personal life -- because he just got engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Jade Jones!

The Indiana Pacers' star point guard popped the big question at their alma mater, Iowa State University, and he shared the big news by sharing a photo of the proposal on his Instagram account.

We're going to take a look at the background of the professional athlete's soon-to-be wife and see where their relationship's going.

The NBA star and his now-fiancée first met at Iowa State University, where she was a cheerleader, while he stood out on the institution's basketball team.

Jones studied education while in college, and she's since pursued a career as an elementary school teacher.

The athlete's partner opened up about her dedication to her craft in a post that was shared on her Instagram account in 2018, where she showed her gratitude toward one of her very first classes.

She affectionately credited her young students with "showing me the reason why I am pursuing my dream of teaching."

Jones and Haliburton started dating in 2019, and she celebrated her sixth anniversary with the athlete by sharing a collection of photos featuring him.

She also wrote a short message to publicly show her affection for the athlete, and wrote -- to him, of course -- that she was "so lucky to spend life by your side."

The professional athlete's partner also described him as "so special to me" and described him as her "best friend forever and ever."

Oh, and if none of that convinced you they're in it for the long run ... they got a dog named Ames in 2021, and he's shown up in plenty of their Instagram posts, too!

Like we mentioned earlier, Haliburton and Jones got engaged at Iowa State -- on the court of Hilton Coliseum, where he played for the university for two years.

The NBA star had a large lit-up sign that read "Will You Marry Me," which was surrounded by dozens of roses ... now that's going the extra mile!

The two shared a collection of photos from during and after the professional athlete's proposal on their respective Instagram accounts, and added they were starting their "next chapter" right where "our story started."

Zac Brown's planning on having wedding bells ring in his future ... because he announced his engagement to Kendra Scott in late July 2025.

The singer and the jewelry designer moved pretty quickly with their relationship -- they only dated for a few months before he popped the big question!

We're going to take a look at the background of the performer's future wife and see how she's made a name for herself over the years.

Brown's fiancée is a jewelry designer who founded her company -- called Kendra Scott, in case you were wondering -- in 2002, while she was on leave from work after giving birth to her first son, according to Forbes.

Scott's business ended up taking off, as her company was given a valuation of $1 billion in 2016 ... not bad for an at-home project with a $500 budget, right?

The jewelry designer's since provided guidance to burgeoning entrepreneurs through various appearances on the reality television series "Shark Tank," and she's been featured on the show a total of nine times so far.

Scott's also been involved with various philanthropic efforts over the years, and she helped establish the Kendra Scott Foundation in 2023.

The entrepreneur's personal life has also been all over the place, and she's a mom to two sons named Cade and Beck, whom she welcomed in 2001 and 2004, respectively ... and she shares her eldest children with her first husband, John Scott.

Scott welcomed a third son named Grey in 2013, and she married his father, Matt Davis, the following year, although they ended up divorcing in 2020.

The jewelry designer waited two years before tying the knot with Thomas Evans, although the two ultimately went their separate ways.

Oh, and by the way, her future fourth husband's got a history of his own ... he's been married twice and shares four children with his first wife, Shelly Brown -- and it's worth noting she's also a jewelry designer

Scott and Brown made their red carpet debut as a couple at the 2025 American Music Awards ceremony in Las Vegas that May.

A source spoke to People at the time and revealed the singer and the entrepreneur had been "set up by a mutual friend" a few months before the event and were "totally in love."

The two are apparently "head over heels" for each other and have "become inseparable" over the length of their romance.

Pete Davidson must be a happy guy, because his girlfriend Elsie Hewitt announced earlier this week they are planning on becoming parents!

The model made the big news known via an Instagram post, where she joked that "everyone knows we had sex" -- ya gotta figure that a comedian would end up with someone who had a good sense of humor.

We're going to take a look at the background of the actor's partner and see how they're feeling about welcoming a child in the future.

Hewitt's big break came in 2017, when she appeared as a Playmate in a 2017 issue of Playboy.

She's since gone on to appear in campaigns for various brands, and she was notably featured in Guess' 2018 spring summer swim/lingerie campaign.

The model eventually transitioned into acting, and her longest-running role was as Victoria in the Facebook Watch series "Turnt," which ran for a single season in 2018.

She appeared in the star-studded music video for Benny Blanco and Juice WRLD's track "Graduation," which featured performers like Hailee Steinfeld and Nat Wolff.

It was revealed that Hewitt and Davidson were in a relationship in March of 2025 -- although they'd each been with plenty of big names before they started dating.

Before she met the comedian, the model was formerly linked to dudes like Jason Sudeikis and Ryan Phillippe, as well as Blanco.

Davidson, on the other hand, has been with people like Kim Kardashian, Ariana Grande and Emily Ratajkowski ... the list goes on and on.

The model and the actor eventually started dating, and they went Instagram official with their romance shortly after it was revealed to the public.

The couple made their red carpet debut in May, although they were already living together by that point -- how's that for moving fast?!

Hewitt and Davidson made the news about their plans to start a family known in a big way, and they've got a bit of time to prepare for the arrival of their kid, as sources told us that their child is set to arrive sometime this winter.

Another source recently spoke to Us Weekly and claimed that the comedian was "excited about this next chapter" in his life.

The thing is, Davidson had been open about his plans to become a father in the past, and he spoke about his desire for parenthood during an episode of "Hart To Heart" where he quipped via People that his aspirations were "super corny."

Paige Bueckers made plenty of headlines for her skills on the court as a member of the Dallas Wings ... but now she's getting attention for her love life!

The professional basketball player hard-launched her relationship with college basketball star Azzi Fudd during an interview with "WAG Talk" that went down during a 2025 AT&T WNBA All-Star event.

We're going to take a look at the background of the pro athlete's significant other and see just how their relationship blossomed off the court.

It turns out Fudd comes from an athletic background, as her mother was drafted by the Sacramento Monarchs in 2001, while her father played basketball for American University, according to Bleacher Report.

The athlete's parents even tied the knot in a wedding ceremony held on a basketball court, during which the guests were asked to wear athletic shoes -- how's that for foreshadowing?

Fudd was later named the Gatorade National Girls Basketball Player of the Year in 2019 for her prowess on the court.

The athlete was one of the first girls to attend Stephen Curry's SC30 Select Camp, where she was recognized for her ability to make three-point shots, according to ESPN.

Azzi signed on to play for the University of Connecticut's Huskies, and she made a name for herself as a formidable shooting guard in her freshman and sophomore seasons, despite working through various injuries.

However, her junior season was cut short when she tore her ACL and meniscus and had to take time off to deal with her injuries.

Fudd came back strong during the Huskies' 2024-2025 season, which saw the team win the 2025 NCAA Division I women's basketball tournament -- and she was named the team's Most Outstanding Player.

Although she would have likely been a top prospect for the WNBA, she chose to return to UConn for its 2025-2026 season, which she said would allow her to "work on everything I need to work on," according to ESPN.

Fudd and Bueckers have had plenty of time to get to know each other over the years -- they were teammates at UConn for several years.

Speculation about the state of their relationship began to swirl in mid-2025, and they were spotted while holding hands in June, according to Page Six.

On top of that, Bueckers shared an image of Fudd at the ESPYs on her Instagram Story in July with three sweating-face emojis in a not-so-subtle move, according to Parade.

Channing Tatum's been linked to several of the biggest names in the entertainment industry ... although he went in a new direction when he met his new girlfriend, model Inka Williams.

The Australian-Balinese model's made a name for herself in the industry -- and for winning over the actor in the wake of his split from Zoë Kravitz.

We're going to check out how the fashion industry personality broke into the crazy world of Hollywood ... and see how she ended up with the star of the "Magic Mike" franchise.

Williams was born in Melbourne, Australia to an Aussie father and a French mother, in September 1999, and she was raised in Bali.

The model spoke about growing up on the Indonesian island in an interview with By Charlotte, and described the getaway destination as "colorful, and harmonious, yet still with an edge of imperfection" ... adding her experience made her "a very compassionate person."

Inka added the "sacred and deep" character of Bali is "reflected in my day-to-day life and way of living."

She also developed a passion for fashion at a young age, telling Vogue she'd made a habit of "stealing my mom’s magazines and ripping out all of the pages to stick on my bedroom walls" after developing an interest in high-end brands.

Williams eventually left the sea and sand behind and moved to London in order to pursue her modeling career.

Williams has since appeared on the covers of various publications, including Elle Australia, and she's also signed to international modeling agency IMG Models

The model's been open about how her work has changed her life, and she told By Charlotte her career choice "helped me build resilience and strength."

She admitted while it wasn't "always healthy being in this industry," she said she'd found "a good balance" over the course of her career.

Williams has also been transparent about how her career as a model has raised her public profile, telling Grazia it's "hard for me to believe when someone stops me on the street."

In addition to her modelling, the fashion industry figure runs her own clothing brand, called she is i.

Williams and Tatum eventually began dating, raising eyebrows when they were spotted together at a pre-Oscars party in early 2025.

The actor was only a few months out from his breakup with Kravitz -- oh by the way, they'd been engaged -- in October 2024.

A source later spoke to People and said the couple "met through friends" and that the model "makes him happy."

Williams and Tatum went Instagram official when she shared a collection of photos featuring the actor on her account to commemorate his 45th birthday, in April 2025.

We know "Love Island USA" is meant to bring contestants together -- it's basically in the name!

The thing is, surprisingly few Islanders make it out of the villa with their respective partners, although a handful of pairs from the show's past few seasons have stood the test of time.

We're going to take a look at the couples that have remained together after their experiences in their villas concluded ... and check out the special couple headed to the altar.

Two of the most successful couples in "Love Island USA's" history came out of Season 5, with one pair being Taylor Smith and Carsten "Bergie" Bergersen.

Although the couple ended up placing third in the show's fifth run -- won by Hannah Wright and Marco Donatelli -- they've stayed together ever since the show's conclusion, despite navigating a long-distance relationship.

Oh, and speaking of Wright and Donatelli ... they're the only couple from "Love Island USA" who've actually gotten engaged!

The reality television personality got down on one knee and asked his partner to marry him during a trip to the Dominican Republic in May 2025 ... he later told People he knew he wanted to be with Wright "from the moment I laid my eyes on her."

Wright admitted she became emotional when Donatelli popped the big question, adding she was "crying the whole time" -- in a good way, of course.

Season 6 of "Love Island USA" has proven to be the most successful run in the history of the dating show's American version ... in terms of couples, that is.

The season's winners -- Kordell Beckham and Serena Page -- not only took home the $100,000 grand prize at the end of it all ... they've remained together ever since their season ended.

The thing is, they're not moving in together, at least for a little while ... Page told People they've gotta get engaged before they take that step.

Also coming out of Season 6 are Miguel Harichi and Leah Kateb, who finished out in the runner-up position.

JaNa Craig and Kenny Rodriguez ended up in third place when all the dust settled ... but they're still together -- and hey, isn't love its own reward?

Part of "Love Island USA" is people coming together -- although not many fans could have predicted Carmen Kocourek and Connor Newsum ending up as a couple.

Kocourek was first introduced to fans when she appeared on the show's fifth season, and she landed in fourth place alongside her partner, Kenzo Nudo.

The former couple remained together for just under a year -- but they ultimately went their separate ways in June 2024.

Newsum made his "Love Island USA" debut on the program's sixth season, although he got dumped pretty early on.

The Weeknd's provided plenty of music for romantic occasions -- "Earned It," anyone? -- and his love life's been as dynamic as his songwriting.

The hitmaker's dating experience has seen him link up with some of the buzziest names in the entertainment world ... both in the short and long runs.

Here's a look at some of the biggest names the songwriter's been connected to over the course of his career.

One of The Weeknd's most high-profile relationships was with supermodel Bella Hadid, who he first met when he asked her to appear in the artwork for his album "Beauty Behind The Madness."

The pair first set off the rumor mill when they were spotted together at the 2015 Coachella festival, and they made their red carpet debut at the 2016 Grammy Awards.

The Weeknd -- born Abel Tesfaye -- and Hadid remained together for several months, and although they ultimately separated in November 2016, a source told People at the time the two still held "a great deal of love for one another."

The pair went on to reunite -- on strictly professional grounds -- at that year's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, during which the singer performed while his ex walked the runway.

A source spoke to E! News and revealed Bella had approached her former partner at a restaurant prior to the event, and the former couple was "really cool with each other."

The Weeknd's love life didn't stop there, as he subsequently started seeing Selena Gomez, whom he had performed alongside during the 2015 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

While the pair's romance didn't kick off in earnest for another two years, they made sure their fans were well aware of their connection, as they went Instagram official in April 2017.

Oh yeah, and in case that wasn't enough proof for their respective fanbases, they decided to lock lips at that year's Met Gala.

The thing is, Hadid was pretty upset by the singer's willingness to move on from their relationship ... and an insider told People at the time the model was "hurt and pissed" by The Weeknd's actions.

The model didn't have to remain upset for too long, though, as the singers went their separate ways in October of 2017.

The split, however, was apparently amicable, and Gomez claimed she remained "best friends" with The Weeknd in an interview with Billboard.

The Weeknd appeared to run right back to Hadid following his split from Gomez, as he was seen leaving her apartment in November 2017 ... after which a source told People that, while they were "not back together," the singer had "never stopped loving" the supermodel.

The pair set off more rumors when they were seen together at the 2018 Coachella festival, and they sent their fans into overdrive when they kissed at that year's Cannes Film Festival.

The Weeknd and Hadid were later spotted in each other's company stepping out on several occasions over the course of 2018 -- but they kept quiet about their romance.

The two remained together until August 2019, when they decided to split up for the second time.

Rumors about a potential reconciliation began to swirl after The Weeknd attended Hadid's 23rd birthday party that October ... although our sources told us they had stayed on platonic terms during the event.

The singer was next linked to Simi Khadra, and we shared a video of the pair kissing during his 32nd birthday party in Las Vegas.

It's also worth noting the DJ, as well as her twin sister Haze, were friends with both Hadid and Gomez ... funny how life works out like that sometimes!

While a source told People The Weeknd was "not in a committed relationship with anyone" at the time, the pair kept tongues wagging, especially after they were pictured together at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.

The singer also made a reference to having a "girlfriend" -- whom he did not name -- in an interview with the New York Times, and claimed the girlfriend's favorite scene in his film "Hurry Up Tomorrow" was the one where he was hit by a champagne bottle.

Channing Tatum's been through plenty of highs and lows over the course of his career ... especially when it comes to his love life.

The star of the "Magic Mike" franchise has been through a marriage, a divorce, and a subsequent engagement, the end of said engagement, and the beginning stages of a new relationship ... if that's not dynamic, we don't know what is!

Here's a look at how the actor's played the field and moved on from each one of his big splits.

Tatum met his future wife, Jenna Dewan, on the set of the 2006 film "Step Up," in which they costarred -- and in case you were wondering, yeah, their characters ended up together.

The pair began dating, and the actor popped the big question after taking the actress on a romantic trip to Maui in 2008 ... and they didn't wait too long to tie the knot, as they held a wedding ceremony in Malibu the following year.

Tatum and Dewan announced in December 2012 they were expecting a child, and the actress gave birth to their daughter Everly the following May.

The two remained together for another five years before they revealed their separation to the public in April 2018, and Dewan formally filed for divorce the following month.

Although the pair were declared legally single in 2019, their divorce -- which Tatum described as "super scary and terrifying" at first during an interview with Vanity Fair -- wasn't finalized until September 2024.

Following his split from Dewan, Tatum dated around for a bit before he found himself with singer Jessie J, who he began seeing in late 2018.

A source spoke to Entertainment Tonight that October and claimed while the two had "just hit it off," the actor was "really" into the hitmaker.

After a year of PDA-filled outings and affectionate Instagram posts, however, the two split ... and a source told People in December 2019 that, while they were "still good friends," the actor and the singer had "different priorities and focuses that don’t really align."

But the pair were spotted in each other's company the following month, and four more months of loved-up snaps and videos on Instagram ensued.

Tatum and Jessie ultimately went their separate ways a second time in April 2020, and a source told People that, while the split was "totally amicable," both the actor and the singer realized that it was "better to move on" from their relationship.

Tatum went back into work mode for a little while following his breakup with Jessie, and he was cast in a project that was eventually titled "Blink Twice" -- during which he met and worked with Zoe Kravitz.

Although the pair's relationship initially began on strictly professional terms, they eventually began being spotted in each other's company, and a source spoke to People in September of 2021 to express that the two had a "cute and flirty chemistry."

The performers remained together for another two years before it was announced that they got engaged in October of 2023.

While Tatum and Kravitz stayed engaged for a full year, they ultimately called off their plans to tie the knot in October of 2024, when they decided to end their relationship.

The actress opened up about her split from the "21 Jump Street" star in an interview with Elle, where she claimed that she still cared for her former fiancé "very much."

Tatum eventually dusted himself off and moved on from the end of his engagement, and he started being spotted with model Inka Williams.

We caught a video of the fashion industry personality keeping her arm around the actor while they attended a pre-Oscars party in February of 2025

An insider later told Us Weekly that, while the actor was "very interested in Inka," he was "trying to take it easy" during the early stages of their romance.

Jeremy Allen White's become one of the buzziest actors of the past few years, and his starring role as Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto in "The Bear" has brought him an immense amount of press.

The thing is, not all of the attention is going toward his work as an actor ... a lot of it's being directed at the "Shameless" star's love life!

Here's a look at the performer's list of girlfriends ... and how he married one and started a family!

White's been an actor for much of his life, and you gotta figure he's become familiar with on-set romances -- because he was in one!

The performer began dating his co-star Emma Greenwell, who joined the cast of "Shameless" during its second season, in 2011.

What's even wilder is that, in addition to their own relationship, the performers' characters -- Phillip "Lip" Gallagher and Mandy Milkovich -- were each other's love interest for a portion of the show's run ... how's that for life imitating art?

The pair's romance eventually ran its course, although they appeared to remain on good terms, as the actor showed up in a photo the actress shared on her Instagram account in 2014.

White subsequently began dating Addison Timlin, whom he met when he transferred to her high school in their hometown of New York City, and although she described their first encounter as "love at first sight" on the Showmance podcast, they stayed friends at first.

The pair, who also costarred in the 2008 film "Afterschool," eventually began dating, and they started a family when their first daughter, Ezer, was born in 2018.

White and Timlin tied the knot in a courthouse wedding ceremony the following year, and they added daughter Dolores to their family in 2020.

Although the actor remained together following the success of "The Bear's" first season, the performers ended up separating, and Timlin filed for divorce in 2023.

A source subsequently told People that, while the actress was "upset" about the end of her marriage, there was "still a lot of love between" her and White.

Following his split from Timlin, the actor was photographed making out with actress and model Ashley Moore during a steamy outing in Los Angeles in August 2023.

Although a source later told Us Weekly that the two were "totally smitten" and their chemistry was "off the charts," the actor's time with Moore proved to be short-lived.

White quickly moved on with Spanish singer Rosalia, first pictured together in October 2023, when they accompanied each other for a dinner date and screening.

The pair were spotted in each other's company during several subsequent PDA-filled date nights over the course of nearly a year.

Although it's unclear as to when White and Rosalia officially went their separate ways, they were last seen together in July of 2024.

Remember that first costar that White dated? Turns out she wasn't going to be the last, as he was photographed locking lips with his castmate from "The Bear," Molly Gordon, in September of 2024.

Oh yeah, and life imitated art again with the actor -- his costar portrays his character's on-off love interest, Claire Dunlap!

A source spoke to People and claimed rumors on the set of "The Bear" began to swirl about the two while the show filmed its second season, and said the performers "had intense chemistry even when not filming."

They added White "really seems into Molly" and the two had become outwardly "affectionate" with each other.

While neither has directly spoken about their romance publicly, Gordon dished about the photos of her kissing White in an interview with Vanity Fair, and she chalked up the excited reactions of their fans to the byproduct of living in "a more judgmental society."

White's also had to deal with plenty of rumors about the state of his friendship -- or relationship, as some fans have claimed -- with another costar from "The Bear," Ayo Edebiri.

The castmates have been spotted in each other's company on several occasions, and we actually caught them when they stepped out for dinner together on a night out in Beverly Hills.

The thing is, while neither White nor Edebiri have confirmed that they've ever dated, they've spoken fondly about each other as performers ... like when White told Vanity Fair he has a "tremendous amount of respect for" his castmate.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner have been through plenty in their relationship, which has seen lots of ups and downs.

The Disney Channel mainstay and the "Game Of Thrones" star have gone from just friends to more than friends, then to not friends at all, and they now appear to be on friendly terms ... it's a lot, we know.

To that end, let's unpack how the performers grew close, fell apart, and went back to a healthy place.

Jonas and Turner's first interaction occurred when he slid into her DMs, and she revealed during an interview with Harper's Bazaar U.K. that, although they had plenty of mutual friends who wanted to introduce them, the actor had to make the first move.

The pair eventually met IRL, and the two started being seen together in various photos that were shared on social media in late 2016.

The actress decided to make things Instagram official with the singer in 2017, when she shared a photo of him on New Year's Day.

A source subsequently spoke to Us Weekly and claimed Jonas and Turner were openly locking lips during HBO’s 2017 Golden Globes after-party.

The performers played coy about their dating life in the press, however, and the actress simply claimed during an interview with Marie Claire U.K. that she was "very happy" in her relationship.

Jonas waited until October 2017 to pop the big question to Turner, and they announced their engagement by sharing posts on their respective Instagram accounts at the time.

The actress later told Marie Claire that she found her engagement to be "lovely" and that she had experienced "a sense of peace that comes with finding your person."

The two went on to make their red carpet debut during a Paris Fashion Week event, which took place the following October.

Jonas and Turner -- who starred alongside Nick and Kevin Jonas' respective partners Priyanka Chopra and Danielle Jonas in the music video for the brothers' track "Sucker" -- tied the knot in a ceremony that took place in Las Vegas in May of 2019.

The couple went on to hold a second wedding ceremony in the South of France the following month, during which the actress' "Game Of Thrones" costar Maisie Williams served as her maid of honor.

Reports began to swirl about a potential pregnancy in the summer of 2020, and a source told People at the time the pair were "hoping to expand their family."

Turner later gave birth to the couple's first daughter, Willa, that July, after which an insider spoke to Entertainment Tonight and claimed the couple was "obsessed" with the new addition to their family.

The actress went on to confirm she was pregnant with her second child during an interview with Elle U.K. published in May 2022, and she expressed that the prospect of being able to expand her family further was "the best blessing ever."

Jonas and Turner welcomed their youngest daughter, Delphine, that July ... although their child's name was not revealed until the following year.

The couple remained together until the following September, when we reported they were headed for a divorce.

Jonas officially filed for divorce on September 5th, and a source told People the performers had "been living separate lives for months" prior to the filing.

A legal battle over the custody of the couple's children began when Turner filed a lawsuit in  September 2023 in an effort to have the couple's children returned to England.

According to the documents she filed, Jonas apparently refused to turn over his daughters' passports, although the actress ultimately dropped her claims the following January, People reported.

The singer and the actress went on to finalize their divorce in September 2024, and they've since established a healthy co-parenting relationship.

Jonas spoke highly of his ex-wife during an episode of the "School Of Greatness" podcast, where he claimed his daughters had "incredible women to look up to, including their mom."

Strap in, folks, because this one's gonna really stretch out for a while -- we're looking at Harry Styles' love life!

We all know the former One Direction member knows how to sing about the ups and downs of relationships, and he's written plenty of hits about that exact subject over the course of his career.

The thing is, some of his relationships have been just as dramatic and dynamic as his songs -- let's check them out!

Styles was thrust into the public eye when One Direction was introduced through performances on "The X Factor" -- and he ended up briefly dating television presenter Caroline Flack, who had hosted its spinoff, "The Xtra Factor."

The pair received much attention for their 14-year age gap, and they ultimately went their separate ways after just a few months.

Styles was later linked to model Emma Ostilly, who appeared in the music video for One Direction's track "Gotta Be You," although their fling ultimately proved to be brief.

The performer subsequently started seeing Taylor Swift in 2012 ... and although they took several trips during that year's holiday season, they broke up in January 2013.

The "Watermelon Sugar" singer has spoken fondly of his ex in the years since their romance fizzled out, and he told Howard Stern the hitmaker was a "great songwriter."

Styles moved on with Kendall Jenner ... the couple was first spotted in each other's company while having dinner in West Hollywood in 2013.

Rumors about the pair -- who maintained what appeared to be an on-off fling -- swirled for several years, during which they were seen with each other on various outings.

Styles stayed busy in the interim, though, as he was linked to models Nadine Leopold and Georgia Fowler ... although neither fling lasted for very long.

The singer eventually reconciled with Jenner in 2016, and her sister Khloe told Entertainment Tonight that, while she didn't know if the two were "like boyfriend-girlfriend," the singer and the model "were in St. Barts together hanging out, so to me that's dating."

Although Styles and Jenner were later seen with each other during her 21st birthday party, their romance appeared to come to an end ... but they've stayed on friendly terms ever since then.

Following his split from Jenner, the singer started seeing model Camille Rowe, and the fashion industry figure was photographed attending several of the performer's concerts throughout 2018.

The two attempted to keep their relationship under the radar during its length, and following their split that year, Styles included a voicemail from his ex at the end of his song "Cherry."

Styles then began the arguably most high-profile of his romances when he started dating Olivia Wilde, whom he met when he was cast in her 2020 film "Don't Worry Darling."

The singer and the actress -- who was formerly engaged to Jason Sudeikis -- first set off the rumor mill after they attended a wedding together in 2021, and they started being spotted together during his concerts, as well as on various getaways.

The pair, who had a 10-year age gap between them, garnered much attention for their romance over the remainder of 2021, and a line from Styles' track "As It Was" -- "leave America, two kids follow her" -- appeared to be a clear reference to their romance.

However, cracks between the two began to show over the course of 2022, and when their split was announced that November, a source told People the pair had come to a "very amicable decision" about ending their romance.

Styles eventually moved on with Emily Ratajkowski, and the two were snapped locking lips during a trip to Tokyo that took place in March of 2023.

Although a source told People at the time that the supermodel was "interested in seeing him again," the pair's fling proved to be brief.

Styles was later linked to actress Taylor Russell, with whom he was first seen in June 2023, and he attended the opening night of a stage production of "The Effect."