Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult Split Rumors: Dating Too Tough With Work Schedules, But Could Get Back Together Later

Split rumors plaguing Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult turned out to be true, according to reports. An insider revealed in an exclusive interview about the Hollywood stars calling it quits.

"Though they are currently broken up, most of their mutual friends believe that love will find a way and that they will get back together in the future," the source told HollywoodLife.com confirms.

Despite the (second) break-up, the hopes of seeing the two together again are not that far-fetched.

"They have a very special bond that they will not find elsewhere," the insider added.

According to a report by The Fix, one of the many rumored reasons for their current split is that the actor couldn't ride along with J-Law's "exploded ego" following the successive recognitions she received in recent years. This, as what the speculations pointed out, come clashing with the "Warm Bodies" star's apparent dislike for the limelight.

Reports further pointed out that the 24-year-old actor is generally a quiet and simple person while the "Hunger Games" superstar is more outgoing.

The New York Daily News, however, gave their different take on the story, saying that their extremely loaded schedules could be the reason for their breakup.

Just last week, Lawrence was spotted doing a photoshoot for her Vanity Fair magazine cover in L.A. while her rumored ex-boyfriend was in Tokyo filming a new movie.

The two started dating barely four years ago while doing "X-Men: First Class" and broke up last January in 2013. They again reconnected July last year when they were filming the latest "X-Men" sequel, "Days of Future Past."

This pattern somehow gives hope to fans of the couple as yet again, in the summer of 2015, "X-Men: Apocalypse" will begin filming and the two are said to be included in the cast.

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