Britney Spears’ recent DUI arrest has raised many questions about what is happening in her day-to-day life, including her breakup rumors with Paul Soliz, the “boyfriend” she has been linked to on and off since 2023, and whether she reconnected with him after the alleged split. Now, sources claim that the reunion never happened. Spears and Soliz reportedly ended things well before her DUI arrest, and they have had no contact since.
Britney Spears and rumored boyfriend split long before DUI arrest over issues, says source
Sources familiar with Britney Spears and her rumored ex-boyfriend, Paul Soliz, exclusively addressed the breakup rumors and told TMZ that the pair split months before Spears’ DUI arrest. Over time, problems reportedly built up in the relationship, and they have not since been in touch. Moreover, TMZ reported that Soliz was not around before her arrest, resisting the idea that he had anything to do with the incident.
Insiders suggested that the break was about time and priorities. TMZ’s sources claimed that Soliz’s focus on his children was meritorious, but it left Spears wanting more time alone with him. She reportedly tried to make the setup work by welcoming his kids into her home and building a connection with them, but sources claimed she still felt she was not his priority.
Additionally, TMZ reported that people close to Spears raised concerns about Soliz and that she eventually accepted those warnings.
The Daily Mail cited a source who previously told the outlet, “Since she got [Soliz] out of her life, things have been a lot better,” adding, “Things have been a lot more stabilized since then.”
Britney Spears and her rumored ex-boyfriend first ignited romance rumors after her split from Sam Asghari in 2023. Their relationship was quite public at times, including TMZ’s earlier report about a May 2024 fight at the Chateau Marmont, after which TMZ has tracked multiple breakups and reconciliations, including a split in July 2024, a reunion in February 2025, and an allegedly final breakup months later.
