Harsh! Celebrities Who Were Broken Up With Over Text: Brooks Nader, Britney Spears and More

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Celebrities Who Were Broken Up With Over Text Message

Getting broken up with over text seems pretty harsh, but several celebrities have chosen to end relationships that way. From Gleb Savchenko and Brooks Nader to Katy Perry and Russell Brand, these stars broke up with their partners via text.

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Celebs Who Were Broken Up With Broke Up via Text

Gleb Savchenko and Brooks Nader

In a recent TikTok video, Gleb Savchenko revealed that he “misses” his DWTS partner Brooks Nader following their brief showmance but was also forced to acknowledge that he’s the one who ended it — via text. (For her part, the model hinted they were never dating in the first place.)

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Katy Perry and Russell Brand

“Let’s just say I haven’t heard from him since he texted me saying he was divorcing me December 31, 2011,” Katy Perry said of her 14-month marriage to Russell Brand.

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Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake

“It’s over!!!” Justin Timberlake reportedly texted Britney Spears in 2002 after three years together, which she wrote in her memoir left her “clinically in shock” and “devastated.”

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Carrie Underwood and Chace Crawford

“We broke up over text so … it’s like ‘peace out,’” Carrie Underwood said of her fling with Chace Crawford in 2008.

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Pete Davidson and Cazzie David

Cazzie David said she suggested taking a “break” in her two-year relationship with Pete Davidson in 2018, but by the time she changed her mind two days later, he’d officially dumped her with a text, having already moved on with Ariana Grande.

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Chrishell Stause and Justin Hartley

“I found out because he text[ed] me that [he] filed,” Chrishell Stause explained of how Justin Hartley told her he was divorcing her after two years in 2019. “I just feel like that’s how you would treat the garbage that you throw out.”

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