Andrew Garfield quietly ended his romance with ethically non-monogamous, professional witch Kate Tomas.
The British 42-year-old spiritual mentor revealed she and the 41-year-old LA-born Brit - who were last spotted attending Wimbledon in London on July 14 - had split in the Instagram comments about her latest guided meditation on Saturday.
While responding to Instagram user @felipe.reistavares, Kate wrote: 'We broke up months ago but I'm sure he will be happy to know that he is loved.'
When Instagram user @xoxstellz told Tomas to 'stop talking about Andrew' since he never spoke of her, she scoffed: 'Sweetheart, the only people who ever talk about or centre a man in my life, work, business, and social media are women like you.'
The four-time divorcée - whose clients include Lena Dunham and Megan Mullally - had publicly spoken about her relationship with Garfield to The Sunday Times as well as on her podcast where she denied using magic spells to seduce him.
'It's not about the magic spells or manipulation,' Kate said.
'It has got nothing to do with how perfect their teeth are — thank you, Reddit — or whether they conform to conventional standards of beauty. People that are really attractive are full of charisma because they are authentically themselves and confidently anchored in that. Magic takes time. It can't happen overnight.'
It's unclear how long Tomas dated the two-time Oscar nominee but they were first pictured on a double date with Phoebe Bridgers and Bo Burnham at Zinqué Malibu back on March 31.
Andrew is said to have previously romanced actress Shannon Woodward, two-time Oscar winner Emma Stone, actress Susie Abromeit, singer Rita Ora, model Christine Gabel, and model Alyssa Miller.
And with Garfield newly single, he can feel free to flirt with Chicken Shop Date host Amelia Dimoldenberg who interviewed him for her podcast airing this Friday.
The British 30-year-old comedian went viral with her flirty astrological chit chat with the George Orwell's 1984 actor during a red carpet interview at the Golden Globes on January 7.
Andrew has been hard at work promoting his role as Weetabix rep Tobias Durand opposite Florence Pugh's chef Almut Brühl in John Crowley's romantic drama We Live in Time, which hits US theaters October 18 and UK theaters January 1, 2025.
We Live in Time has already earned a 'certified fresh' 81% critic approval rating (out of 83 reviews) on Rotten Tomatoes.
