Max Emerson and Andrés Camilo end nine year relationship after their LA home burns down
The couple confirmed their split in a joint post on Instagram, writing: "It’s time to start again, as individuals"
By Gary Grimes
Social media influencers Max Emerson and Andrés Camilo have announced their decision to call it quits on their relationship in the aftermath of their house burning down in the Los Angeles fires.
The couple, who had been together nine years, took to Instagram in a joint post, writing: “After nine years together we’ve decided to separate. The fire that took our home accelerated this decision by giving us clarity and simplicity. We were already beginning to explore different paths- this tragedy is serving as a catalyst for a clean break.
“It’s time to start again, as individuals,” they continued.
“Our time together wasn’t wasted. We still love each other fully, deeply, and unconditionally. That love doesn’t end; it evolves,” the statement went on. “We part ways [sic] with respect and gratitude, carrying forward all that we’ve learned.”
Prior to the couple’s break up they had announced their engagement in 2023. Last June they confirmed they were starting the process of seeking to adopt a child.
Many of the stars’ friends and fellow public personalities shared their messages of support for the one-time couple in the comments beneath their joint post.
Drag Race alum Derrick Barry commented: “Thought you guys were going to be forever. ‘It evolves’ got me all teary eyed. And I’m so sorry to hear about your home too. Wishing you both a healing & happy journey ahead.”
Fitness influencer Ken Clarke also wished them well writing: “Best wishes on your separate journeys fellas.”
The stars are just two of many celebrities who have sadly lost their homes in the recent fires in Los Angeles. Paris Hilton, The Hills stars Heidi Montag and Spencer Pratt, Veep actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Mel Gibson, Miles Teller, Mandy Moore, and Adam Brody and Leighton Meester, among others, have also confirmed there is nothing left of their homes