After seven months together, Amanda Seyfried and Ryan Phillippe have called it quits – again, a source tells Us Weekly.
“It was mutual,” the source says. “They were never fully committed.”
After meeting at Kate Hudson‘s Halloween party last October, the pair first called it quits in February.
“They were always on and off,” adds the source. “They were always seeing other people.” Still, when reports surfaced in March that Phillippe, 36, was father of his ex-girlfriend Alexis Knapp‘s baby, due this month, Seyfried, 25, stuck by him.
But it’s anything but acrimonious post-split, says the pal. “There’s no bad blood. They’re cool.”
There was a whole series of naked photos that were released today, and they are reportedly of Blake Lively. Go here to see the rest of them.
The cell phone photos made their way online on Tuesday, and Celebuzz received an exclusive statement from the 24-year-old actresses rep regarding the supposed pics.
In a statement, Blake’s rep said “The photos of Blake Lively which have just surfaced on various websites including Perez Hilton and Zap2it.com are 100 percent FAKE. Blake has never taken nude photos of herself. Blake will pursue legal action against the publication which initially published these photographs and any other outlets that republish them in any manner.”
I don’t know, I think it looks JUST like her in that first picture. In the rest – not so sure, but I think it looks a lot like her!
We’re just a month away from the fourth season premiere! To get your juices flowing, here is the first three minutes of the season 4 premiere!
One of the series’ top stars, Alexander Skarsgård, covers this month’s issue of Interview Magazine, in which he discusses how, despite now being in his fourth year with the same character, he’s in no way getting sick of the role.
“No, I still love it. I think the writing on the show is so good that it keeps me interested. I was nervous when I first started True Blood because if you do a play or a movie, you know the complete arc of the character. You can see the end,” he said. “But with a show like ‘True Blood,’ you don’t know what’s going to happen. ‘We’re shooting season four, and I don’t even know how it’s going to end because they write it as we’re shooting it. So I was nervous. I didn’t know how it would be to live with a character for years, because I’ve never experienced that before. What happens if you wake up after two years, and you’re like, ‘Oh, God. I’m over this guy?’ But the writing is so good, and they keep surprising me. Plus, we only shoot for six or seven months out of the year, so there is time to try other things as well.”
“True Blood” debuts its fourth season on HBO on Sunday, June 26th.
