Vanessa Hudgens and Austin Butler were together for almost nine years before fans found out in 2020 that they had broken up. The Elvis star was asked about the breakup in a new interview. Read what he said.
When it comes to Austin Butler’s old relationship with Vanessa Hudgens, he tends to talk less and keep things more private.
But the Elvis star was asked about the end of their nearly nine-year relationship during an interview with GQ Hype. “Life is full of changes,” he said. “You have to find a way to grow and change all the time.”
In 2011, Hudgens and Butler started dating, and they fell deeply in love. At the 2019 premiere of Once Upon a Time…in Hollywood, he told E! News, “It’s hard for me to even put into words how much that girl means to me.” “Every day, she gives me so much to think about, and I love her so much.”
So fans were very upset when they heard in January 2020 that the two had broken up. At the time, neither Hudgens nor Butler gave a public reason for the breakup. However, a source told E! News that “distance” and their busy work schedules kept them from being together (she had been working on The Princess Switch: Switched Again at the time, and he had been getting ready to start filming Elvis).
The insider said, “There is no bad blood at all, and they respect each other a lot.”
Both have moved on since then, though. Hudgens is now dating baseball player Cole Tucker; she and Tucker made their relationship Instagram official in February 2021. Butler has been linked to Kaia Gerber.
Several pictures have been taken of the actor and the model together. But Butler says he tries not to care about the paparazzi photos. He told GQ Hype, “If I don’t see the picture, it doesn’t exist to me.” “I don’t want to be too negative, but there’s almost nothing I dislike more than being a paparazzi.”
This month, Butler and Gerber went to the 2022 Met Gala as a couple for the first time. Still, he isn’t saying much about how they are together right now. He told the news source, “I don’t think there’s anything I want to say about that.” “But thanks for giving us the room.”
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