Chris Martin Supports Dakota Johnson's Film Amid Breakup Speculations

In a surprising turn of events, Chris Martin publicly endorsed Dakota Johnson's upcoming film 'Materialists' during a concert, just days after rumors of their breakup surfaced. Fans were thrilled by his heartfelt message, leading to speculation about the couple's relationship status. While sources indicated a quiet split, Martin's support suggests there may still be a connection. Dakota's film, featuring Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal, is set to release on June 13, adding to the intrigue surrounding their personal lives. As Martin continues his world tour with Coldplay, the dynamics between the couple remain a topic of interest for fans.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 8, 2025, 13:59 IST

Chris Martin's Surprise Mention of Dakota Johnson's Film

Just a few days after rumors surfaced about Chris Martin and Dakota Johnson ending their relationship after eight years, the Coldplay lead singer surprised fans by referencing Dakota's upcoming film, 'Materialists', during a recent concert.

During the performance, Martin took a moment to express his affection, stating, 'Big love to everyone. Don’t forget to see Materialists. We love you,' before waving and heading backstage, much to the delight of the audience.

A clip of this moment, shared by a gossip account, quickly gained traction online, with fans excitedly reacting and the caption declaring, 'THEY’RE NOT BROKEN UP.'

Recent Developments in Their Relationship

This public display of support comes shortly after reports indicated that the couple had quietly separated, with sources describing the split as 'final this time.'

On the professional front, Dakota is preparing for the release of 'Materialists', which features Chris Evans and Pedro Pascal. The film is set to premiere globally on June 13, showcasing Dakota in a romantic triangle with her co-stars.

Meanwhile, Chris Martin is actively touring with Coldplay, having recently performed at Stanford. The band is also scheduled for a five-day concert series in India in January 2025.