Shia LaBeouf Carey Mulligan Breakup?
10/18/2010 05:36:00 PM
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Word on The Curb has it that Carey has moved back to her native Britain after cooling her relationship with LaBeouf.
Apparently, Autumn is not the season for lovers.
Distance is believed to be the determining factor in the reported LaBeouf-Mulligan split. While Carey was spending a lot of time across the pond promoting her film projects, Shia was Stateside, shooting scenes for the upcoming Transformers film. Their grueling work schedules reportedly kept the lovers separated for weeks at a time.
London-born Mulligan relocated to New York last year when she began dating the curly-topped action star during the filming of Oliver Stone’s Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, but the twentysomething is now back in Britain after putting her love life on hold, informants-in-the-know tell The New York Post.
“I’m moving back to England; it’s a long story. I am spending more time here at the moment. Just spending time with my family, really,” Mulligan told Britain’s Daily Telegraph this week.




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