Emma Stone, Andrew Garfield Sparks Reunion Hopes, Even If They 'Never Broke Up'

After being spotted together having a sweet sushi night by an eyewitness, Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield have been snapped together again since rumours of their breakup emerged, this time doing some groceries. Many are speculating the two have reunited, while a source claimed they never broke up in the first place.

On Wednesday, E News reported that the Garfield and Stone stepped out to Sushi Park in West Hollywood and even showed some PDA. An eyewitness claimed to have saw the whole thing and from the insider’s point of view, it seems as if the two are really back together. However, nothing says this clearer than a picture of them actually doing some shopping together.

Stone and Garfield were snapped doing their groceries together on May 23, which serves as a first picture of them together since their alleged split. The telltale pictures showed them leaving Ralph’s in Malibu Calif., together, and holding several grocery bags. Fans rejoice and believe that the two have reunited. It can be remembered that back in March, US Weekly reported that the two have split up, even though no one from either camp confirmed the news. According to US Weekly, the two engaged in a lot of fighting when they are together, which is rare because they are individually working a lot.

E News however reported that the two never broke up in the first place. They were not seen together for months because of break. "It was always a 'break' due to schedules," the source shared. "They have been really busy, so they finally have had time to see each other again,” the source added, explaining the recent snaps of them together. The source added that the couple really cares for each other and whenever they are together, they would always have the greatest of time.

Stone even did an interview on Garfield just this month, even though she did not say if they are or not, still together. She described Garfield as “such a poet,” and the way he writes makes her heart “swells up.”

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