Lady Gaga has called time on her relationship with fiancé
Christian Carino.
She’s been riding high on a wave of success in recent months after picking up three
Grammys and a
BAFTA.
But Lady Gaga’s personal life doesn't seem to be going quite so well.
The 32-year-old actress has split from fiancé Christian Carino.
A representative for Lady Gaga confirmed the news to PEOPLE.
An additional source told the publication: “It just didn’t work out. Relationships sometimes end.
They added: “There’s no long dramatic story.”
Rumours began swirling that Gaga was taking time out from her relationship earlier this month, when she was spotted without her engagement ring at the Grammy Awards.
Fans also noticed the bombshell did not reference her beau in her acceptance speech after her song Shallow won the Best Pop Duo or Group Performance prize at the glitzy event.
Carino also did not attend the Grammys with the pop star.
On Valentine’s day, the singer sparked further speculation after showing off her new tattoo in tribute to her recent film, A Star Is Born, instead of a gushing tribute to her man.
Uploading a snap of the new intricate design on her back, she told her 33.1million Instagram followers: "Happy Valentine’s Day. A tattoo toast to “la vie en rose” by the beautiful @winterstone my spinal cord is now a rose."
Gaga and talent agent Crino, 49, are rumoured to have begun dating in February 2017, when they were spotted getting cosy at a Kings of Leon concert.
Their romance came shortly after Gaga announced her engagement to Chicago Fire beau, Taylor Kinney was over, just one year after he popped the question.
Despite initially keeping their romance low-key, Gaga eventually confirmed she was engaged to Carino in October 2018.
It is not yet known what the source of the split was, however, sources told E! News that Carino is "desperately trying to get back together" with her.
However, another source told them: “They have put all their wedding plans on hold until after Gaga's busy season, but still plan to get married this year.”