The Oscar nominee may be single 👀
Colin Farrell may be single again as it is reported that the actor and his long-term girlfriend have called it quits.
The Oscar nominee had been dating Kelly MacNamara, who is PA for U2 star The Edge, for five years, before news of their split came. According to The Sun, the pair called it off due to their hectic work schedules with Colin’s extreme success with The Banshees Of Inisherrin and his role as The Penguin in The Batman films, he is very in demand at the moment.A source told the publication, “…Colin’s schedule took its toll on his relationship with Kelly and they quietly called it quits. There is no bad feeling between them but upholding a romantic relationship when your work schedule is so demanding became difficult to juggle.
Colin recently brought his son Henry as his plus one to the 2023 Oscars, at which he was nominated for Best Actor, for his portrayal of Pádraic Súilleabháin inView this post on InstagramThe pair wore matching suits on the red carpet and looked like they had a blast, they even admitted to skipping out on any pre-award show parties and instead chose to sit in their hotel room eating cheeseburgers and watching The Whale.
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