Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Anne Hathaway: Back on the Market
If you’ve wondered why Anne Hathaway has been out and about without her boyfriend Raffaello Follieri as of late, we’ve got your answer- she dumped him.
According to a source close to the “Devil Wears Prada” actress, Follieri has been embroiled in too much scandal lately, and Anne just couldn’t take it anymore.
The source revealed, “It’s heartbreaking for her to dump him and she’s devastated that it’s come to this, but she really didn’t have a choice. His scandals were hurting her reputation.”
And this isn’t the first time Raffaello’s shady ways have been a problem… they broke up for a bit last year when he was sued by a former business associate, and was shortly thereafter arrested for bouncing a $215,000 check to a public relations firm.
Anne and Raffaello dated for four years.
Enjoy the pictures of Anne Hathaway on Leno (June 16).
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she should left him months ago.
Posted by on 06/18 at 02:03 AM
No one blames her. He wasn’t honest to her about anything anyway. He should have thought about how he was hurting people before he did those things and not bring her down for the ride. She needs to find a big hunk with hunky arms who’ll treat her right for a while. Maybe she knows someone else in the acting profession who’s been through a recent break-up? That could be her man right there.
Posted by on 06/18 at 02:55 PM
You’re right, I hope Anne finds someone who will really love her alot
and there are definetly plenty of guys out there looking for decent women to date, this guy she was dating before is nothing but a con-man and deserves to go to jail for doing such horrible things. I wish her happiness in the future with someone who really loves her.
Posted by on 06/25 at 01:51 PM
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