Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images, REX USA/Theo Kingma/RexApparently, Chris Martin is a man of amicable splits.
Just one day after E! News exclusively revealed that Jennifer Lawrence and the Coldplay rocker have called it quits after barely four months of dating, a source tells us what really went wrong between the good-looking pair, who first began seeing each other in late June, just shortly after the Oscar winner broke up with her X-Men co-star Nicholas Hoult.
"It wasn't dramatic," a source tells E! News of the pair's decision to pull the plug on their short-lived romance.
"Things just didn't work out," the insider continued, adding that the split occured a few weeks ago. "There are no hard feelings between them."
Presumably the pair's jam-packed schedules also contributed to their break up. Coldplay has a number of performances coming up, including an appearance at the BBC Music Awards, while Lawrence is about to embark upon a mega press tour for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1.
Martin's brief relationship with Lawrence marked the musician's first high-profile romance since he announced his separation from ex Gwyneth Paltrow after more than ten years of marriage in March. The parents of two, who shared the news of their split in a statement posted on Gwyneth's lifestyle website titled "Conscious Uncoupling," have remained incredibly amicable and were even spotted grabbing dinner together in Brentwood last week.
Meanwhile, the Silver Linings star was snapped all smiles on Monday following the news of her split, appearing in great spirits as she pumped her own gas in Santa Monica. Hours later, she stepped out to grab dinner with another very important man in her life—her father, Gary Lawrence—although, according to an eyewitness, the two were forced to leave the restaurant due to the plethora of pesky paps.
Earlier in the day, Lawrence was spotted at Martin's Malibu home, where she retrieved her belongings.
And soon, she'll be making the rounds on the red carpet when the Mockingjay press tour kicks off on Nov. 17. The highly anticipated film is the third flick in author Suzanne Collins' wildly-popular franchise.
—Additional reporting by Michelle Falls