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In early September, Zooey Deschanel and film producer Jacob Pechenik released a statement announcing that they were calling it quits after four years of marriage and two kids together. The following week, the actress debuted her relationship with "Property Brothers" star Jonathan Scott. By mid-November, they'd made their Hollywood debut, gone Instagram official and posed together on their first red carpet as a couple.

Who could've guessed that Pete Davidson would be the biggest heartthrob of 2019? Following his late-2018 split from fiancée Ariana Grande, the "Saturday Night Live" star spent early 2019 enjoying a whirlwind (and very public) romance with Kate Beckinsale, with whom he first connected at a Golden Globes afterparty. They called it quits in April, but Pete didn't stay single for long: In August, he was linked to Andie MacDowell's daughter, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and "The Leftovers" actress Margaret Qualley. Later that month, they debuted their romance at the Venice Film Festival, but by mid-October, they were done. That's when Pete started spending time another young beauty: Cindy Crawford's daughter, model Kaia Gerber, who spent the first few months of the year dating male model Wellington Grant. By mid-November, they'd taken their friendship to the next level.

Cassie shares first pic of newborn daughter's face

Cassie called her daughter her "BFF."Cassie has finally let the social media world see her newborn daughter.

This was the story no one saw coming: In late November, Justin Timberlake became embroiled in a hand-holding scandal after he was caught on camera appearing overly touchy-feely with "Raising Dion" star Alisha Wainwright -- who's playing his love interest in the upcoming sports drama "Palmer" -- during a night out in New Orleans. After the photos hit the Internet, sources close to the singer-actor -- who's been married to Jessica Biel since 2012 -- insisted that his relationship with the former "Shadowhunters" actress is "completely innocent" and that "nothing romantic" was going on between them. Justin later released a statement admitting that he "drank way too much" and "displayed a strong lapse in judgment" but that "nothing happened" with Alisha. He also apologized to Jessica, who reportedly believes he didn't cheat on her and is "standing by" him in spite of feeling embarrassed by the whole ordeal.

Alex Rodriguez popped the question to Jennifer Lopez with a massive engagement ring on the beach at Baker's Bay in the Bahamas on March 9.

Miranda Lambert dropped a major bombshell in February when she announced on Instagram that she'd secretly married NYPD officer Brendan McLoughlin -- whom no one even knew she was dating! The duo tied the knot in late January after a whirlwind courtship of just three months. They first connected in November 2018 -- just a few days before he welcomed a child with another woman. (He was engaged to yet another woman when he had the alleged affair that resulted in the birth of his son, though he was single when he met the country queen.)

In late 2019, Channing Tatum and Jessie J called off their yearlong romance. On Dec. 19, Us Weekly reported that, according to a source, they "broke up about a month ago." According to a People magazine source, "there wasn't any drama" -- the duo just "have different priorities and focuses that don't really align." The main issue? The actor needs to live in Los Angeles to be close to his daughter, while the singer prefers life in London.

Emma Stone's boyfriend of about two and a half years, Dave McCary, took to Instagram on Dec. 4 to announce that they're engaged. The "Saturday Night Live" writer-director shared a smiley selfie with the "La La Land" star holding up her hand to show off her new engagement ring.

Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom got engaged on Valentine's Day.

Fran Drescher dishes on her 'friend with benefits'

Fran Drescher says she sees her mystery man twice a month."You know I'm kind of dating myself and it's going quite well. I'm not dating," she told Page Six. "I have my gay ex-husband who I love and he fulfills a lot of needs. I have someone on the side who is a friend with benefits.

Meanwhile, Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk -- who welcomed a daughter, Lea, in early 2017 and weathered breakup rumors in late 2018 -- officially called it quits in June after four years of coupledom.

In late February, Kylie Jenner's relationship with Travis Scott hit a major speed bump when she reportedly accused him of cheating after discovering inappropriate DMs with other women on his phone. (He "strongly denied" any infidelity.) Though the duo briefly worked through their differences, they ultimately called it quits in the fall amid her ongoing trust issues and their inability to reconcile their different lifestyles. In the wake of the breakup, multiple media outlets reported that sources close to the pair believed they'd eventually rekindle their romance -- even as the rapper denied reports that he had a years-long affair with Instagram personality Rojean Kar. Kylie, meanwhile, shot down rumors that she and ex-boyfriend Tyga were dating again after they were seen in the same place at the same time twice within a week. Once the tabloid media moved on from the Tyga narrative, Kylie was linked to longtime Kardashian family friend Drake -- for weeks, there were conflicting reports about the nature of their relationship.

Nikki Bella flaunts her engagement ring

Nikki Bella flaunts her engagement ring from Artem Chigvintsey, revealing the bling has one major flaw.The former WWE star flaunted her large new bling in a video from her Bella Twins YouTube channel on Saturday, explaining in a conversation with her sister, Brie, that it has a major flaw.

In February, Jennifer Lawrence and Cooke Maroney confirmed they'd gotten engaged. They tied the knot at the Belcourt of Newport, a mansion in Newport, Rhode Island, on Oct. 19.

In mid-May, Scarlett Johansson confirmed that she and her boyfriend of about two years, "Saturday Night Live" star Colin Jost, got engaged.

Just hours after they attended the 2019 Billboard Music Awards on May 1, Sophie Turner and Joe Jonas officially became husband and wife in a ceremony officiated by an Elvis impersonator in Las Vegas. They had a bigger wedding for family and friends at the Château de Tourreau in Provence, France, on June 29.

In mid-January, Chris Pratt announced that he and Katherine Schwarzenegger were set to wed. Less than five months later -- after a courtship of just a year -- they tied the knot at the San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California.

In August -- just three months after they finally took their relationship public at the 2019 Met Gala -- the news broke that Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes had called it quits. In the wake of their split, the Oscar winner was linked to 26-year-old waitress and fitness model Dana Caprio and to singer Sela Vale -- though he claimed he'd simply taken her under his wing as she launched her career in the music biz.

In 2019, Kristen Stewart found "the one": writer-actress Dylan Meyer, to whom she was first linked in August following a brief reconciliation with former love Stella Maxwell. (Kristen and Stella first split in late 2018, around the time Kristen was seen with wardrobe stylist Sara Dinkin, though that relationship proved to be short-lived.) In early November, the former "Twilight" star said she's planning to propose to Dylan.

In early November, Keanu Reeves finally revealed that he and longtime pal and business partner Alexandra Grant -- the artist who created the visuals for his two books -- are more than friends.

After months of teasing their upcoming nuptials, Nicki Minaj and her controversial boyfriend of less than a year, Kenneth "Zoo" Petty, finally tied the knot in front of just one person -- a minister -- at a private residence in Los Angeles on Oct. 21.

Demi Lovato entered 2019 in the midst of a relationship with clothing designer Henry Levy, with whom she was first seen in November 2018. But it wasn't meant to be: By early March, they'd called it quits. She didn't stay single for too long, though! Just weeks after ending a brief courtship with Bachelor Nation's Mike Johnson, the singer-actress debuted a hot new romance: She took to Instagram on Nov. 12 to reveal her relationship with model Austin Wilson (pictured), the 25-year-old son of Z-Boys of Dogtown skateboarder George Wilson. But by the end of the year, however, that romance had ended too, People magazine reported on Dec. 21.

Ben Affleck kicked off 2019 by reconciling with "Saturday Night Live" producer Lindsay Shookus, from whom he initially split in mid-2018. The rekindled romance proved to be short-lived, though: By mid-April, they'd called it quits for the second time. In the fall, the A-list actor had started dating again. In late October, there were reports that he was seeing musician Katie Cherry -- a film composer who counts Tara Reid among her closest friends -- whom he met on Raya, an uber-exclusive dating app for the rich and famous. (She was reportedly on hand during his Oct. 26 sobriety setback at a Halloween party in West Hollywood.) As for Lindsay... She's been linked to longtime pal Jon Hamm on multiple occasions since she split from Ben.

In late October, the news broke that Meg Ryan and John Mellencamp -- who've been off and on for nearly a decade and got engaged in late 2018 -- called it quits ... again.

Dwayne Johnson and longtime love Lauren Hashian -- the mother of his two youngest daughters -- tied the knot in Hawaii on Aug. 18.

Adele announced in April that she and husband Simon Konecki were calling it quits after more than seven years of coupledom and a son together. In September, she was linked to grime rapper-producer Skepta. Then in December, American hip-hop producer Jonathan Hay sparked rumors that they were dating.

In July, the news broke that Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz secretly tied the knot in February on the first anniversary of the day they met. In August, they had a bigger wedding for family and friends in Italy.

On Dec. 13, E! News published a statement from a representative for Colin Firth and his wife of 22 years, Livia Giuggioli, announcing that they're calling it quits. The past few years haven't been easy for the duo, who share two teen children: In early 2018, an Italian newspaper revealed that during a 2015 break from their marriage, Livia had a yearlong relationship with Italian journalist Marco Brancaccia, whom she accused of stalking her after she called off the romance to reunite with her husband. Marco then sued Livia for falsely accusing him of a crime, insisting that she made up the stalking claims as a cover for their affair.

Teresa Giudice rang in 2019 with a younger man, Blake Schreck, with whom she was seen frequently throughout the remainder of the year. In February, they were caught on camera holding hands, fueling rumors that the reality star was cheating on her husband, Joe Giudice, as he served time behind bars -- rumors she's continuously denied. But Joe had more to worry about than Blake: Early in the year, Teresa made it clear that if her husband were deported to his native Italy after he completed his prison sentence, they'd call it quits. Ultimately, a judge gave Joe the boot, though it wasn't immediately clear what would become of him and Teresa when he settled in Italy in October. In late November, the mother of four said their relationship was "to be determined" and that they were "taking it day by day." In December, multiple media outlets reported that the pair had officially "separated," though a source told People magazine, "there are no plans for divorce" at this time.

Hilary Duff took to Instagram on May 9 to reveal that she and singer-songwriter Matthew Koma were engaged. The duo -- welcomed a daughter, Banks, in October 2018 -- quietly tied the knot at their Los Angeles home seven months later on Dec. 21.

It truly was the most dramatic season of "The Bachelorette" yet! Hannah Brown accepted a proposal from Jed Wyatt on the finale of Season 15, which aired on July 30. But during the live "After the Final Rose" special, the former beauty queen revealed that she gave the aspiring musician the boot in mid-June -- five weeks after they got engaged in Greece -- when his ex-girlfriend, Haley Stevens, told several media outlets that they were still a couple when he left to appear on the show and that he ghosted her when he got back from shooting. (In late June, Haley learned that Jed actually cheated on her before he left to appear on "The Bachelorette.") In the wake of his breakup from Hannah, Jed moved on with model Ellen Decker, while Hannah competed on (and won!) season 28 of "Dancing With the Stars" -- and sparked romance rumors with her partner, Alan Bersten. Meanwhile, Hannah's second runner-up, Peter Weber, was cast to star on the upcoming 24th season of "The Bachelor" … even though model Calee Lutes said in July that in late 2018, the pilot suddenly ended their long-distance relationship of five months so that he could appear on "The Bachelorette." She also alleged that -- like Jed -- after he made his reality TV debut, "multiple people" reached out to tell her that Peter was seeing other women while they were exclusive. As for Hannah's first runner-up…

Following her breakup from Jed Wyatt, Hannah Brown had a sleepover with Tyler Cameron, the runner-up from her season of "The Bachelorette." But within days, the male model started seeing Gigi Hadid, who entered 2019 single after parting ways with off-and-on love Zayn Malik in late 2018. Their whirlwind romance proved to be short-lived, though: By early October, they were done. Tyler didn't stay single for long, though: In late November, he started spending time with Kylie Jenner's BFF, Stassie Karanikolaou.

In April, Wendy Williams confirmed that she and Kevin Hunter were calling it quits after more than two decades of marriage. Later, the TV star confirmed that her husband had an affair that resulted in a pregnancy. She also implied that she and Kevin may have been able to move past his infidelity if he hadn't welcomed a daughter with his mistress. In July, Wendy claimed to have a new boyfriend -- a doctor who's been married before and has kids in their 20s -- though little is known of the alleged relationship. In late November, she shot down rumors that she was dating the late Whitney Houston's former best friend and lover, Robyn Crawford.

In August -- two months after he was seen kissing another woman -- there were reports that Joshua Jackson and his girlfriend of less than a year, actress Jodie Turner-Smith, had picked up a marriage license from a Beverly Hills courthouse. In November, when the duo made their red carpet debut as a couple while sporting what appeared to be wedding rings, they sparked rumors that they'd actually quietly tied the knot earlier this year. In mid-December, multiple outlets including Us Weekly and People magazine confirmed that the stars had indeed quietly wed. Us Weekly further reported that there's even more happy news for the pair: A source told the magazine that the "Queen and Slim" star is pregnant with their first child.

Johnny Depp kicked off 2019 by stepping out with a new girlfriend: Russian dancer-choreographer Polina Glen, who's reportedly in her mid-20s. Things got serious fast for the age-mismatched duo, who quickly began living together in the A-list actor's Los Angeles home. But it wasn't meant to be: Polina reportedly dumped Johnny in the fall and moved back to her native Russia.

Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson made headlines when they suddenly split in May. Their separation proved to be short-lived, though: They'd reconciled by late July -- reportedly at the urging of the Coldplay frontman's ex-wife, Gwyneth Paltrow. In the weeks that followed their reconciliation, they seemed more serious than ever.

Dennis Quaid proposed to his girlfriend of just a few months, Laura Savoie, in Hawaii on Oct. 18. The 65-year-old actor is nearly four decades older than his bride-to-be, a 26-year-old University of Texas doctoral student.

Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor shocked fans in mid-2017 when they announced that they were calling it quits after nearly two decades of marriage. Fortunately, their separation proved to be short-lived: After sparking reconciliation rumors in April, the duo seemingly confirmed they were giving it another go when they presented a united front during the 2019 Emmy Awards in Los Angeles on Sept. 22.

In late March, Nicolas Cage and his girlfriend of a few years, Erika Koike, tied the knot at a Las Vegas casino. Just four days after they exchanged vows, the actor filed to have the marriage annulled. In late May, a judge signed off on their divorce after Erika successfully argued that they didn't qualify for an annulment because Nic asked her to give their marriage another go less than two weeks after he filed -- thus proving the marriage was the real deal.

In late November, Justin Hartley shockingly filed to divorce his wife of just two years, Chrishell Stause. Oddly, he filed his legal paperwork without a lawyer and listed their date of separation as July 8 -- even though they've been photographed looking happy together several times since then, including at the 2019 Emmys in September and at a Golden Globes event on Nov. 14. Both moves indicated that something curious led to the sudden split. In Chrishell's response to the actor's divorce filing, she listed their date of separation as Nov. 22 -- the day he filed to legally end their marriage, indicating that she'd been blindsided by the breakup. She reportedly believes money is the source of the separation-date drama.

Nikki Bella kicked off 2019 by taking her relationship with her former "Dancing With the Stars" partner, Artem Chigvintsev, to the next level. It wasn't until months later -- after much initial reticence -- that she finally felt comfortable referring to the professional dancer as her boyfriend. They've gotten pretty serious since then.

Meanwhile, John Cena moved on from off-and-on love Nikki Bella in early 2019: In April, he was first linked to Shay Shariatzadeh. In late October, they made things official by posing together on their first red carpet as a couple.

On the finale of Season 23 of "The Bachelor" in March, Colton Underwood and Cassie Randolph announced that they're dating (but aren't engaged) after he successfully wooed her following her decision to leave the show during Fantasy Suite night. The duo spent the rest of the year defending their relationship from public criticism and explaining why they're still not living together.

In late April -- four months before she finalized her divorce from Roger Mathews -- Jenni "JWoww" Farley revealed that she was seeing someone new: much younger family friend Zack Clayton Carpinello. The duo got serious quickly but called it quits in mid-October when an episode of "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation" showed him getting handsy with Angelina Pivarnick during a night out in Las Vegas. Their breakup proved to be short-lived, though: By mid-December, they'd officially reconciled.

Emma Roberts and Garrett Hedlund first stepped out together in March, signaling that her off-and-on relationship with Evan Peters had come to an end (again). Speaking of the "American Horror Story" star...

Evan Peters and Halsey were first linked in late September, indicating that her romance with musician Yungblud had come to an end. Then in October, the new couple took things to the next level: Just days after they went Instagram official, they made their red carpet debut while dressed as Sonny Bono and Cher at the Halloween-themed "American Horror Story" 100th episode celebration.

"Flip or Flop" star Tarek El Moussa debuted a new girlfriend, "Selling Sunset" star Heather Rae Young, in July. From there, things got serious fast: They were reportedly living together by October.

David Foster and Katharine McPhee, who's 35 years his junior, tied the knot at the Church of Saint Yeghiche in London on June 28.

Rosario Dawson revealed her romance with New Jersey Senator Cory Booker in early January. From there, the actress and the presidential hopeful got serious fast! By the end of the year, there was even talk of a potential engagement.

Kourtney Kardashian and Younes Bendjima spent the second half of 2019 quietly rekindling their romance, which they put on pause in mid-2018. In September, there were reports that they'd started "casually dating" again. By December, there were reports that they were officially a couple.

On Sept. 26, Buckingham Palace announced that Princess Beatrice and her boyfriend of nearly a year, British-Italian property developer (and single dad!) Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, were engaged.

In June, news broke that back in the summer of 2018, Meghan King Edmonds caught husband Jim Edmonds sexting a woman known as the "Baseball Madam" while the reality star was pregnant with their twins. The former professional baseball player denied that he was ever physical with the other woman, and despite the breach of trust, he and Meghan were able to move forward with their relationship... until October, when he filed to divorce her after she accused him of carrying on an inappropriate relationship with one of their children's four nannies. (Both Jim and the nanny denied they've ever been anything more than friends.) The estranged spouses -- along with the nanny and Jim's adult daughter, Hayley -- spent the next few weeks running their mouths on social media and to the press about the drama, which cooled in early November when the former star of "The Real Housewives of Orange County" said she had no intention of reconciling with Jim -- despite his earlier insistence that he planned to "make it right" between them.

Bella Thorne started 2019 on a sad note: In February, the polyamorous actress announced that her relationship with Tana Mongeau had come to an end. Just two months later, Bella and Mod Sun also parted ways. (Bella's relationships with the YouTube star and the rapper both kicked off simultaneously in 2017.) She didn't stay single for long, though: The same month she and Mod Sun called it quits, Bella was seen smooching Italian pop singer Benjamin Mascolo of Benji & Fede. Then in October, she debuted a new girlfriend: production assistant Alex Martini. (Benjamin is on board with the romance.) As for Tana and Mod Sun... Tana started seeing Jake Paul and "married" him in late July -- just a month after their surprise engagement. (The marriage isn't legally binding.) And Mod Sun spent most of the year publicly feuding with Bella. In June, he revealed that while they were together, they actually got married... though once again, the wedding was not legally binding.

Bella Hadid and The Weeknd called it quits (again) in mid-2019. The off-and-on couple of several years sparked reconciliation rumors when they were seen spending time together around the model's birthday in October. E! News reported at the time that the duo were not officially back together but were "working on their relationship."

It was a whirlwind 2019 for Porsha Williams and her fiancé, Dennis McKinley: They called it quits over the summer -- just a few months after their daughter was born -- amid reports that he cheated. At first, they denied the infidelity rumors -- and even reconciled. But then, as Porsha revealed on a mid-November episode of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," Dennis admitted during a therapy session that he cheated on her while she was pregnant. They spent the rest of the summer and fall working on their relationship. By the holidays, they were officially engaged again.

Pamela Anderson kicked off 2019 by reconciling with soccer star Adil Rami -- reportedly against her friends' wishes -- from whom she'd split in September 2018. It didn't take long for the public to learn why her pals were so opposed to the union: In June, the former "Baywatch" actress accused her off-and-on boyfriend of more than two years of domestic violence and of cheating on her with French model Sidonie Biemont -- with whom he shares young twin sons. Later, the French athlete denied the abuse allegations but admitted that he was seeing both women at the same time, writing that he "should have been more transparent in this ambiguous relationship."

Blink and you missed it! In April, People magazine broke the news that actress Michelle Williams and her husband of less than a year, singer-songwriter Phil Elverum, amicably "separated at the beginning of the year." The duo quietly tied the knot in the summer of 2018.

In August, David Harbour stepped out with Lily Allen, indicating that his relationship of more than a year with "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" star Alison Sudol had come to an end. After two months of questions about the nature of their relationship, the "Stranger Things" star and the "Smile" singer finally confirmed that they are, in fact, a couple by holding hands and kissing during an outing in New York City on Oct. 13. Since then, the pair have become increasingly comfortable sharing their romance with the world.

"The Real Housewives of Orange County" star Kelly Dodd took to Instagram on Nov. 13 to announce that she and her boyfriend of just three months, Rick Leventhal, are engaged. The same month she debuted her romance with the Fox News journalist, she announced that she and off-and-on love Dr. Brian Reagan had called it quits. She wasn't the only Housewife who got engaged this year: "The Real Housewives of Orange County" star Vicki Gunvalson and Steve Lodge got engaged in April, "The Real Housewives of New York City" star Tinsley Mortimer and off-and-on love Scott Kluth got engaged in November, and "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Cynthia Bailey and sports journalist Mike Hill got engaged in July -- the same month "The Real Housewives of Potomac" star Katie Rost announced that she'd accepted a marriage proposal from her boyfriend of less than a year, Jesse, though they'd called it quits by mid-December. Also in December, "The Real Housewives of Potomac" star Robyn Dixon and her ex-husband, Juan Dixon, got re-engaged. Meanwhile, "The Real Housewives of Dallas" star LeeAnne Locken married her love of a decade, Rich Emberlin, in April.

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and off-and-on love Jen Harley spent most of 2019 breaking up and making up. But things finally took a major turn in their relationship in the fall when the mother of two publicly accused the "Jersey Shore" star of cheating on her, indicating that they'd called it quits (again). Then on Oct. 3, the notoriously volatile pair were photographed holding hands during a daytime outing in Beverly Hills. Later that evening, Jen accompanied Ronnie to a launch party for his new line of CBD-infused products. At the event, during which the duo packed on the PDA for all to see, he gushed to Us Weekly that although "everyone thinks we're toxic, she really does balance me out." But just hours later, they were involved in a physical altercation that ended with the reality star's arrest for alleged domestic violence. Following the incident, the police issued an emergency protective order barring Ronnie from going within 100 yards of Jen until Oct. 11. What happens next between them is anyone's guess, but on Oct. 10, TMZ reported that the two had both independently decided that they're done for good this time.

In February, Danielle Staub finalized her extremely contentious divorce from her husband of just 10 months, Marty Caffrey (pictured). Just a few days later, she debuted a new boyfriend, Olivier Maier, to whom she quickly got engaged. They were planning to tie the knot before a justice of the peace in New York City on March 4 but ultimately pressed pause on their whirlwind race to the altar when the reality star's two adult daughters started "pushing back" on the plan. After they called off the wedding, there were reports that Danielle and Olivier had also called it quits -- which they denied at the time. It wasn't until September that she confirmed she's single.

In late October, Ian Ziering announced that he and Erin Ludwig -- with whom he shares two daughters -- had called it quits after nine years of marriage. She later claimed that it was the actor's decision to end the marriage.

In mid-November, Anna Faris seemingly confirmed rumors that she and her boyfriend of two years, cinematographer Michael Barrett, are engaged.

On Sept. 19, Kenya Moore and Marc Daly released separate statements announcing that they'd calling it quits after two years of marriage and a daughter, Brooklyn, together. In the wake of the breakup news, there were reports that the restaurateur had "multiple affairs," which the star of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" denied in October while insisting that she wasn't ready to throw in the towel on the marriage just yet.

Ryan Seacrest and his off-and-on girlfriend of several years, Shayna Taylor, called it quits in early 2019. They started sparking reconciliation rumors over the summer, and by late September -- when they posed together at the New York City Ballet's Fall Gala -- it was clear that they were officially back together. During their brief break, the TV and radio star spent time with former "America's Next Top Model" contestant Larissa Schot. They were photographed packing on the PDA in France in June.

In July, Tom Holland was seen holding hands with Olivia Bolton at a music festival in London, signaling that his rumored relationship of around two years with Zendaya had come to an end.

Chris Lane and former "The Bachelor" star Lauren Bushnell tied the knot in Nashville on Oct. 25 following an engagement of just four months and a courtship of less than a year.

In early July, a rep for La La Anthony said that the "Power" star was "proceeding with legal discussions as the next step" in her off-and-on marriage to Carmelo Anthony. (They separated in early 2017 amid reports that he'd been unfaithful but reconciled in the summer of 2018.) The duo had stoked another round of breakup rumors in June when the actress celebrated her birthday with friends in New York City as the basketball star spent time with swimsuit-clad Swedish-Moroccan model Sara Smiri on a yacht off the coast of France. At the time, Melo denied that he and the beauty -- whom he described as a married friend -- were having an affair. (There were conflicting reports about whether or not she's actually married.) La La, meanwhile, publicly shrugged off her husband's absence from her birthday festivities, though Page Six reported that she was secretly "a wreck" over her husband's perceived infidelity.

Former "Hung" co-stars Thomas Jane and Anne Heche took their relationship to the next level in early 2019. The duo, who also co-star in the upcoming thriller "Hour of Lead," first sparked romance rumors during the Tribeca Film Festival in late April.

In late May, Kendall Jenner and NBA star Ben Simmons called time on their off-and-on romance of about a year. Just days before the breakup news hit, there were rumors that an engagement was imminent. In the wake of the breakup, the model was linked to another basketball star: Los Angeles Lakers power forward Kyle Kuzma. By December, however, she and Ben had rekindled their off-and-on romance yet again.

Diddy and Lori Harvey -- who was previously linked to the rapper's son, Justin Combs -- spent the first half of 2019 sparking romance rumors. By August, it was clear that the young model and the music mogul were more than friends. Their romance proved to be short-lived, though: In mid-October, after they mysteriously unfollowed each other on Instagram, there were reports that they'd quietly called it quits. Further fueling the breakup rumors, Diddy was seen dining with a mystery blonde at Nobu in Los Angeles on Oct. 11. The following week, Lori and alleged former fling Future sparked rumors that they were dating again when they took to their Instagram Stories to share photos of what appeared to be the same location in Malibu. The duo, who were previously linked in late 2018, also vacationed together in Abu Dhabi over Thanksgiving.

In July, there were reports that Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart had called it quits after nearly two years of coupledom. As soon as the reports surfaced, though, the pair took to Instagram to hint that they were still an item -- though they stopped short of explicitly saying as much. Whatever happened with them over the summer, they'd apparently reconciled by the fall.

Idris Elba and Sabrina Dhowre tied the knot at the Ksar Char Bagh hotel in Marrakesh, Morocco, on April 26.

In mid-July, Michael Sheen made headlines when it was revealed that he had a new girlfriend: 25-year-old Swedish actress Anna Lundberg. A day after the news broke, the 50-year-old Welsh actor tweeted that he and Anna were expecting a child together. Their daughter, Lyra, arrived in September. The "Prodigal Son" star also has an adult daughter with former longtime partner Kate Beckinsale.

In late February, there were reports that Ed Sheeran had quietly married Cherry Seaborn in England over the holidays. It wasn't until July that he confirmed they had, in fact, tied the knot.

Rooney Mara sparked rumors that she and Joaquin Phoenix had gotten engaged when she sported a massive sparkler during an otherwise casual shopping trip in Los Angeles on May 24. In July, Us Weekly confirmed that the duo are set to wed.

In late October, the news broke that sometime earlier this year, James McAvoy secretly married his love of three years, M. Night Shyamalan production assistant Lisa Liberati, whom he met on the Philadelphia set of "Split." It's unclear when exactly they tied the knot, though Lisa was seen wearing what appeared to be a wedding ring as recently as August.

How could we forget this drama?! In July, The Band Perry dropped new song "The Good Life" -- on which frontwoman Kimberly Perry sings about the infidelity she experienced during "a toxic and incredibly difficult time" in her life. Though she stopped short of explicitly saying that her ex-husband, J.P. Arencibia, served as the inspiration for the track, the blonde beauty made it clear during an interview with People magazine that, based on the timeline, she's talking about the former MLB catcher. He clearly got that impression! J.P. took to social media -- and released a statement to People -- denying that he'd ever been unfaithful. He went on to call the whole thing a publicity stunt on his ex-wife's part.

Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Hilarie Burton -- who've been together for a decade, share two children and were rumored to have wed in 2014 -- officially tied the knot on Oct. 5.

Sarah Hyland and Wells Adams took to Instagram on July 17 to announce that they were engaged after less than two years of coupledom.

Jude Law and business psychologist Phillipa Coan tied the knot in a simple civil ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London on April 30. The pair, who sparked engagement rumors in February, had a bigger wedding for family and friends at the actor's parents' home in France over Memorial Day weekend in late May.

Jenelle Evans capped off a year of extreme drama with David Eason by filing for divorce in October. ... In other "Teen Mom" breakup news: Amber Portwood and Andrew Glennon called it quits in July following a headline-making physical and verbal altercation during which she allegedly attacked him with a machete. She later accused him of cheating -- which he's denied.

Nicole Murphy made headlines in late July when she was caught on camera kissing Antoine Fuqua -- who's been married to actress Lela Rochon for two decades -- at a hotel pool in Italy. On a late September episode of "The Wendy Williams Show," Eddie Murphy's former missus said she regretted smooching the married "Training Day" director. She also apologized to his wife and family. She then claimed that she was under the impression his marriage was over when they kissed and encouraged other women to "do your research" so they don't accidentally end up becoming the other woman.

It was a rough year for Jana Kramer and her husband, Mike Caussin. Even though she promised in February that she wouldn't talk about his infidelity issues on their "Whine Down" podcast anymore, on the March 25 episode, they revealed that in the spring of 2018, the former professional football player suffered a relapse in his battle with sex addiction. Said the singer-actress of the incident, "It wasn't physical out of the marriage. ... We're just basically happy that someone didn't show up. … I showed up at the hotel instead." But that wasn't the end of the drama for Jana and Mike, who maintains he hasn't had "sex outside of the marriage" or had "any other affairs since" he first went into treatment for his issues with sex addiction. In June, the couple revealed that they'd been sleeping in separate bedrooms after getting into a major "blowup" on their second night in their new home in Nashville. Then in October, they suffered a major setback when Jana found a topless photo of another woman on Mike's Apple Watch. Ultimately, the mother of two determined that a bot account texted the photo to her husband, but that didn't stop her from feeling betrayed by how he handled the situation: He deleted the photo from his phone and kept the situation to himself rather than telling her what happened. They spent the rest of the month publicly hashing out her trust issues. By the end of the year, however, it seemed as though they'd gotten to a much better place.

Kendra Wilkinson made headlines in January when she stepped out with Bachelor Nation's "Bad" Chad Johnson. It was just a fling, though! By August, the reality star -- who finalized her divorce from Hank Baskett in February -- had started spending time with DJ Friese. She split from the billionaire philanthropist around Halloween. As for Chad, he briefly romanced Caitlin Clemmens -- who competed for Colton Underwood's heart on Season 23 of "The Bachelor" -- in February before finding love with Annalise Mishler, whom he debuted at a red carpet event in Beverly Hills in early November.

After months of speculation about the nature of their relationship, Elle Fanning and her "Teen Spirit" director, Max Minghella, finally confirmed that they're a couple by holding hands during an outing in New York City on May 4. Two days later, they coupled up on the red carpet at the 2019 Met Gala.

It was a big year for Bachelor Nation! Four couples got married this year: Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham -- who fell for each other on season 22 of "The Bachelor" and got engaged after he dumped his first pick, Becca Kufrin, after proposing to her -- kicked things off by tying the knot in Hawaii in January. Then Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo, who got engaged on the finale of season 13 of "The Bachelorette" in 2017, wed in Mexico in August -- the same month Ashley Iaconetti and Jared Haibon, who got engaged as "Bachelor in Paradise" cameras rolled in mid-2018, exchanged vows in Rhode Island. Two months earlier, Chris Randone and Krystal Nielson, who got engaged on season 5 of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2018, said "I do" in Mexico. Several more Bachelor Nation couples got engaged this year: Jordan Rodgers re-proposed to JoJo Fletcher on Aug. 24 -- more than three years after they first got engaged on the finale of season 12 of "The Bachelorette" in 2016. Raven Gates and Adam Gottschalk, who started dating on season 4 of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2017, got engaged in late May. Kevin Wendt and Astrid Loch, who first connected on season 5 of "Bachelor in Paradise" in mid-2018, took to Instagram on Sept. 3 to announce that they're engaged. And JJ Lane -- who competed for Kaitlyn Bristowe's heart on season 11 of "The Bachelorette" in 2015 -- announced in January that he and former NFL cheerleader Kayla Hughes got engaged. Three more couples -- Hannah Godwin and Dylan Barbour, Demi Burnett and Kristian Haggerty, and Katie Morton and Chris Bukowski -- got engaged on the finale of season 6 of "Bachelor in Paradise," which aired in mid-September. By late October, however, Demi and Kristian had called it quits. That same month, Tayshia Adams and John Paul Jones -- who dated and broke up on the show but reconciled before the reunion special aired -- parted ways. Then in December, Katie and Chris threw in the towel. Meanwhile, Dean Unglert and Caelynn Miller-Keyes entered into a serious relationship after leaving "BiP" to pursue their romance away from the cameras. Whitney Fransway and Connor Saeli also left the show to pursue their relationship off-camera, though their efforts proved to be less successful. Here's more of the biggest Bachelor Nation love news of the year: In September -- after her father, Todd Chrisley, alleged that Lindsie Chrisley had "extramarital relationships" with Robby Hayes and Josh Murray -- Robby confirmed that he "had a fling" with the married former "Chrisley Knows Best" star. (Josh maintains he and Lindsie are just friends.) That same month, Nick Viall's social media flirtation with Rachel Bilson sparked romance rumors, which he later denied. During the spring, Derek Peth briefly romanced "The Hills" star Stephanie Pratt. In April, Kendall Long and Joe Amabile, who connected on season 5 of "Bachelor in Paradise" in 2018, moved in together. That same month, Amanda Stanton suffered heartbreak when her boyfriend of about a year, Bobby Jacobs, unexpectedly dumped her. (She was then linked to former "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills" star Brendan Fitzpatrick in October following his summer split from Morgan Stewart amid reports that she cheated with a colleague.) In February, Ben Higgins debuted his new girlfriend, account manager Jessica Clarke. And in January, Kaitlyn Bristowe and Jason Tartick kicked off a passionate romance, while Vanessa Grimaldi debuted her new boyfriend, Canadian businessman Josh Wolfe.

What was in the water on the set of "Vanderpump Rules" this year? In June, Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright tied the knot. In late July, Stassi Schroeder's boyfriend of a little more than a year, Beau Clark, proposed. A few days earlier -- after Lance Bass accidentally revealed that their 2016 nuptials weren't legally binding -- Tom Schwartz and Katie Maloney made their marriage official with a Las Vegas wedding. In September, Kristen Doute confirmed that her off-and-on relationship with Brian Carter had officially come to an end. In November -- less than three months after she was seen locking lips with off-and-on fling Robby Hayes -- Scheana Shay revealed that she has a new boyfriend. And back in May, Lala Kent announced that she and her fiancé, Randall Emmett, are planning to tie the knot in April 2020.