Yesterday was the only Saturday Taylor Swift will not be performing in front of a U.S. audience from March 17 to August 9, but she still made headlines. According to People, Alwyn has not been seen at any of Swift's tour dates so far.

The two have famously kept their personal lives private since their relationship began in 2016. British actor Alwyn also co-wrote or co-produced 10 of Swift's songs during their relationship, and told the WSJ. about the engagement rumors that have plagued them over the past few years, "If I had a pound for every time I thought someone said they were engaged, I'd have a lot of one pound coins. I mean, the truth is, if the answer was yes, I wouldn't tell you, and if the answer was no, I wouldn't tell you." In another interview, this time with British Vogue, Alwyn said, "I know people want to know about that side of it. But I prefer to talk about my work."

In another interview, this time with British Vogue, Alwyn said, "I know people want to know about that side of it.

A source previously said that for Swift, Alwyn is "her rock; their relationship is mature and wonderful."

According to Entertainment Tonight, which first reported the story, the split occurred several weeks ago and was amicable and "less dramatic."

"The relationship had just run its course," a source told the outlet. That's why [Alwyn] hasn't been spotted at any shows."

Swift next plays three shows in Tampa on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.