Jamie Dornan is currently promoting his film with Peter Dinklage called “My Dinner with Herve” so the two actors often appeared in interviews together. While he is out promoting, his “Fifty Shades” co-star Dakota Johnson may be heartbroken as it was rumored that she and Chris Martin have called it quits.
Dornan recently attended the special screening of his film in New York City and his co-stars were also present. They took part in a Q&A with the press and posed for pictures as part of their promotional event. Jamie will play a journalist who had a wild night out with Herve (Dinklage), and funny encounters are expected to follow for this comedy film.
Meanwhile, Dornan is busy with work, and Dakota might need some shoulder to cry on as it was reported that she and Coldplay’s Chris Martin had ended their 2-year relationship. The pair allegedly broke up last month.
According to The Sun, Dakota and Martin were already talking about marriage, but apparently, they hit a rough patch and split just months after mentioning about getting married.
“Chris and Dakota were very easygoing and always seemed really happy together,” the source said. “There was the talk of engagement but now he says they have gone their separate ways, which has come as a real surprise to everyone.”
Chris and Dakota were last spotted together in April in Malibu where Jamie Dornan’s “Fifty Shades” co-star was spotted picking the singer up along a highway. This photo was widely circulated as they say that the actress was very kind to pick up and drive for her beau after a hike.
Meanwhile, Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan are not likely to work again together soon. The actors have many projects lined up so it will take a while before they can have a schedule for a possible project, but of course, there must be an offer from production companies as well.


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