Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx never confirmed their relationship even after more than five years of dating. Photos and actions do not lie so based on evidence, the pair are really a couple but they just won’t admit it or talk about it in public.
But recently, it seems Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx have called it quits. They did not talk about it but the latter seemingly announced that they broke up when he told the other guests during the post-Oscar party in February that he is “single.”
Now, just several weeks after, Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx were spotted strolling around New York. This was the second time that the pair were seen together since December and rumors that they have made up and reconciled swirled.
As per People, on Tuesday, Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx were seen walking, while holding hands, in the chilly weather in New York City. The outing was said to be sweet, just like the last time when they were spotted for the first time in Central Park, weeks after the breakup rumors.
In any case, while Katie Holmes and Jamie Foxx were reported to have reconciled based on their photos that were published recently, it is really not certain if they broke up in the first place. This is because the only thing that point they have called it quits was the actor’s declaration that he is single and no one knows what he really means by this, right?
Meanwhile, if a split indeed took place and there was a reconciliation afterward, Life & Style magazine alleged that Katie Holmes only took Jamie Foxx back because of their “sexual chemistry.”
“Katie just can’t quit Jamie. It’s that simple,” the source told the tabloid. “He’s the first guy that treats her as an equal, he doesn’t judge her and they really have a lot of fun together.”
The tipster went on to say, “Jamie does have a hold over Katie. It turns out, they have major chemistry bubbling up between them and she says it’s indescribable, but there’s no doubt that their sexual chemistry is a huge part of it.”


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