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Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder ended a three-year romance yet continued as Elena and Damon on Vampire Diaries. Co-star Claire Holt praised their ability to stay professional and avoid awkwardness on set.
Winning a People’s Choice Award for on-screen chemistry after their split showed their dedication. Their work proved that respect can endure beyond romance.

Blake Lively and Penn Badgley quietly broke up during Gossip Girl’s run but kept filming together for years. Executive producer Joshua Safran didn’t even know until late into season 2.
They flawlessly played Serena and Dan’s romance while managing their real-life breakup privately. Their professionalism made the on-screen magic believable despite off-screen tensions.

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony divorced in 2011 but collaborated on music projects afterward. Working together on Lopez’s Spanish album helped rebuild their friendship and co-parenting relationship.
Lopez described the partnership as therapeutic, helping heal wounds from their marriage. Their story highlights the power of music and professionalism after separation.

Michael C. Hall and Jennifer Carpenter divorced, yet played siblings on Dexter until 2013. Hall found the experience “gratifying,” and Carpenter emphasized love can exist beyond marriage.
Their ability to sustain a professional bond showed maturity and respect. Fans admired their on-screen dynamic even as their personal lives changed.

Courteney Cox and David Arquette divorced in 2013 but reunited for the Scream 5 movie. Arquette called working with Cox again “cathartic” and admitted emotions ran high during filming.
Meeting on the original set nearly two decades earlier forged a lasting connection. They demonstrated how shared history can transcend personal heartbreak.

Outer Banks stars Chase Stokes and Madelyn Cline broke up before Season 3 but kept filming as the show’s main couple. Stokes said they agreed early on that work always comes first.
Their commitment enabled the chemistry between John B and Sarah Cameron to stay strong. They proved professionalism can outshine challenging breakups.

Joey King and Jacob Elordi filmed The Kissing Booth sequels after breaking up in 2018, playing lovers Elle and Noah. King admitted it was tough but felt it was a “sacrifice” for the character.
She focused on Elle’s story despite personal discomfort, showing dedication to her craft. Their on-screen romance remained convincing amid off-screen tension.

Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart split during Riverdale yet continued portraying Betty and Jughead through the finale. Sprouse shared it was “really hard” not having space to heal fully.
Despite this, their friendship and chemistry stayed intact on camera. They illustrated how professionalism can help navigate emotional challenges.

Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa separated in 2016 but hosted Flip or Flop together for six more years. Filming became too intimate, prompting Haack to end the professional partnership in 2022.
Their decade-long collaboration showed business can survive personal changes, but not indefinitely. They balanced co-parenting and professionalism while ending the show respectfully.

Cameron Diaz and Justin Timberlake reunited for Bad Teacher after calling it quits years earlier. Diaz kept it cool, saying, “We’re adults, of course we can work together.”
Timberlake gave her props for her comedic timing, showing there’s no bad blood. Their on-screen chemistry proved exes can still team up without the drama.

Florence Pugh took the lead in A Good Person, a film written and directed by her ex, Zach Braff. She even called herself his “muse,” praising how well he understood her as an actress.
Despite the breakup, they promoted the film side by side with grace. Their low-key teamwork proved that mutual respect can outlive romance.

Jennifer Lawrence and Nicholas Hoult stayed close in multiple X-Men films after splitting in 2014. Hoult described the cast as “like a big family” that grew up together on set.
Lawrence called Hoult “a great boyfriend” and said she’s friends with her exes. Their experience highlights how time and shared work can heal personal splits.

Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia divorced in 2008 but remain business partners managing Seven Bucks Productions. Garcia has produced many of Johnson’s hits, like Jumanji and Fast & Furious films.
Johnson stated maintaining their partnership takes effort and goodwill. Their story is proof that strong friendships can survive and thrive professionally.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez joined forces to promote Unstoppable after finalizing their divorce in 2024. With Affleck as co-producer, the two had to team up for press events and red carpets.
Despite the breakup buzz, they kept it cool and professional. It was a clear reminder that in Hollywood, business still comes first.

Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz ended their engagement in 2024 but will star together in Alpha Gang in 2025. Sources say they thrive on set and show no bad blood between them.
Industry whispers say working together might rekindle their romance someday. Their situation shows how work can keep connections alive.
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Romance may not last, but these celeb exes proved great content can. They put personal feelings aside to give fans unforgettable performances and iconic moments.
From steamy dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, they kept the spark alive—professionally, at least. In Hollywood, the love story might end, but the camera keeps rolling.
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