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The
person spoke on condition of anonymity because of the
sensitivity of the situation.
People magazine first reported the breakup.
White, 39, and Dobrev, 36, went public about their relationship
in 2020. One of their first Instagram posts, which came toward
the start of the COVID lockdown, showed Dobrev giving a
“quarantine haircut” to the Olympic halfpipe rider known in his
younger days as “The Flying Tomato” for his long shocks of red
hair.
They shared occasional posts about their travels over the next
few years, and supported each other's careers. Dobrev followed
White on his frenetic road to qualifying for his fifth and final
Olympics in 2022 and White was front and center in 2023 for the
Los Angeles premier of Dobrev's Netflix movie, “The Out-Laws.”
After finishing fourth at the Beijing Olympics, White credited
Dobrev for pushing him to make a to-do list for retirement "so
I’m not sitting around twiddling my thumbs.”
They announced their engagement in October 2024, posting a
picture of White kneeling in front of Dobrev at a New York
restaurant, the couple surrounded by white rose petals and
candles. “She said YES,” White wrote in the post, adding an
emoji of a diamond ring.
People reported the couple was seen together in public as
recently as Aug. 31, but Dobrev was spotted walking a red carpet
at the Toronto International Film Festival last week without her
engagement ring.
White has spent the last two years starting up The Snow League,
a pro halfpipe circuit he hopes will lead to more opportunities
for people in his sport. Dobrev has reportedly been cast to star
in a rom-com “It Happened One Summer” based on a best-selling
book by Tessa Bailey.
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