Chris Martin Admitted Next ‘Coldplay’ Album Will Be The Last? British Singer Will Take A Break From Music To Prevent Jennifer Lawrence From Coming Back To Nicholas Hoult?

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Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin's relationship is rumored to have survived. According to webloid Celeb Dirty Laundry, the "Coldplay" frontman will take a break from his music career and admitted "Coldplay's" next album will be the last to chase after Jennifer Lawrence and prevent her from coming back to Nicholas Hoult.

"JLaw threatening to leave every chance she gets. She already tried breaking up with Chris once, but he managed to woo her back by promising her that things would be different," Celeb Dirty Laundry sources said.

Previous rumor suggests that Jennifer and Chris already broke off after being trapped in a love triangle with Gwyneth Paltrow.  Since the news that JLaw is single, Celebrity Dirty Laundry reported that her ex-boyfriend Nicholas Hoult is reportedly "keen" on getting back together with her.

According to Design & Trends, Nick was still in love with Jennifer.

''Nick is still in love with Jennifer. You can hear it in the way he talks about her - she's the love of his life," a source said.

Reportedly, Nicholas can't handle the fame during JLaw's Oscar campaign for Silver Linings Playbook thus they broke up. The two met again when they report to Montreal for the filming "X-Men: Days of Future Past."

Now that the pair is reuniting for "X-Men Apocalypse," Design and Trends noted that they can have a chance to be closer again.

"They fell in love making 'X-Men' so it has a lot of significance for them," the insider said. "Both Jen and Nick are looking forward to spending time together again. Their split was never bitter and they only ended things because they were struggling to see each other enough."

According to Celeb Dirty Laundry, it appears that Chris wanted to step back from his music career to keep the "Hunger Games" star and avoid that kind of scenario. 

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