Nina Dobrev and Glen Powell are apparently taking some time apart due to the former’s busy schedule, Daily Mail reported. So far, news about the couple’s rocky relationship hinges on their conflicting timetables and nothing more.
The rumors first circulated when an unnamed source told People that the duo hasn’t been spending much time together. When Nina Dobrev wrapped up a project last year, the “Vampire Diaries” actress immediately pounced on another, which gave little room for her relationship with Powell to grow.
There hasn’t been official news of the split between Dobrev and Powell just yet. Moreover, no fighting has been reported either as the "Hidden Figure" actor is considered “very easy going.”
Meanwhile, Nina Dobrev recently attended a “Mason St-Germain” party held in Malibu. The luxury liqueur brand approached the prominent and sought-after fashion influencer Kate Young to attend the event.
Her presence then attracted Young’s clients, including Dakota Johnson, January Jones, Catt Sadler, and Nina Dobrev. The “Flatliners” actress revealed that she’s a huge fan of Young’s work, adding that she wants the stylists to coach her about fashion.
“It’s a new relationship,” Dobrev said. “I’ve asked her to educate me. I told her I wanted to use this as a semi-college experience in fashion. I love fashion; I know a bit. But I feel like there’s a lot of young designers who are emerging that I won’t be aware of. I want to learn more and kind of go in a different direction.”
Nina Dobrev will have plenty of opportunities to show what she learned from Young, especially when “The Vampire Diaries” actress is set to star on the CBS series “Fam.” Dobrev admitted that she’s nervous about the project as a multicam experience is alien to her.
Despite this fact, however, Nina Dobrev is excited to learn new things from the comedy industry. Unfortunately, this will again interrupt her relationship with Powell, which is already looking pretty cold at the moment.


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