Emma Stone Andrew Garfield Relationship Updates: Spiderman Actor Wants His Relationship With Long Term Gf Back On Track

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield are not breaking up yet. In fact, the English actor is trying to reconnect with her girlfriend and get their relationship back on track.

According to IB Times UK, Garfield wants to relocate to New York City where Emma Stone lives so that he can get closer with her and intervene with her partying habits in Hollywood.

"Emma reconnected with her old party crew and became a fixture at all the late-night parties. They [Garfield and Stone] were a very conservative and housebound couple when they were in New York so he's desperate for them to relocate back there or find a nice country house outside of LA. He doesn't want her to ruin her life by becoming a heavy partier like a lot of her LA friends," a source once said.

The Spiderman actor is also hoping to work with his girl in a Broadway project so that they can spend more time together.

"They still have a rocky road ahead of them because their personalities and goals are so different. But he's hoping he can find them a theatre gig together on Broadway to entice her."

Meanwhile, another version of their love story was reported in Design Trend saying that their relationship was really over and the couple just acted as if they have reconciled so as not to impede Stone's promotion of her new movie "Aloha."

"They conveniently reconnected at the time 'Aloha' was coming out. They'll be breaking up shortly when [Emma] leaves to go shoot a movie."

That movie, according to Radar, is "La La Land," directed by "Whiplash" helmer Damien Chazelle.

Sources also close to the couple also said that the cause of their split was Andrew Garfield's cheating while in Thailand for the Martin Scorsese film, Master Herald said.

Whatever the reports are, the couple has not yet confirmed whether they are officially in or out.

Emma Stone, has made it clear in a previous interview that she does not want to open up about her private life to the media.

"See, I never talk about [personal stuff] for this exact reason -- because it's all so speculative and baseless. Once you start responding [to rumors] -- once you're like, 'No, that's not true' -- then they're like, 'Well, if we push enough, we'll get a comment, so let's see what else we can make up.' I understand the interest in it completely because I've had it, too. But it's so special to me that it never feels good to talk about, so I just continually don't talk about it."