A year can be quite eventful in terms of breakups for mere mortals. You can go from not speaking to your ex to reconciling and moving in together if, suddenly, circumstances change. This is even worse when it affects celebrities, who live in a bubble where everything is even more exaggerated, since factors like commercial interests and social media pressure influence their lives. Whatever the reasons, below you will find the most talked-about breakups of 2025. We'll see if they don't reappear in the 2026 ranking...

Autumn has traditionally been seen as a time of change, a moment that symbolizes a transition thanks to the equinox that ushers it in. Just as trees shed the leaves they've held onto all summer, it's believed that in autumn, before facing winter, we must let go of all that's old to prepare for the rebirth that spring will bring when the cold weather passes. This spiritual approach to the season we entered this week fits perfectly with the decisions made by some celebrity couples, who have split up over the summer to redo their wardrobes in their own homes. They'll celebrate the chestnut season separately, and in most cases, we won't hear from each other again. Unless they share children or, worse yet, have a lucrative divorce to celebrate. We present some celebrity couples who have been given the final rites by summer.

Barcelona-based lawyer Carmen Varela left commercial law to dedicate herself to family law because she enjoyed helping people, especially children. She often warns clients who hire her to handle divorces: "You'll pay me, but my clients are your children." We spoke with her as a divorce expert. in the busiest months of the yearFamily vacations can break up families in crisis. She recommends planning the separation with a psychologist and a family lawyer. The process can take from two months, if it's by mutual agreement, to nine months or a year and a half if a court case is required.

"Will we go on vacation together knowing that this is no longer what we want?" Raquel Iglesias, vice-dean of the Notarial Association of Catalonia, believes that many couples ask themselves this question before deciding to formally separate. This would explain why July is the month with the most divorces registered in the country's notaries, where this type of amicable separation can be processed quickly.