Ruby Rose And Phoebe Dahl Call Off Engagement, Break Silence

Ruby Rose and Phoebe Dahl have confirmed reports that they have decided to call off their engagement.

Ruby Rose And Phoebe Dahl Split

It was reported Monday that Rose and Dahl had decided to end their relationship. “It’s completely amicable and they wish each other the best,” a source had told E! News, explaining that distance was largely to blame for the breakup.

A photo posted by Ruby Rose (@rubyrose) on Jul 23, 2015 at 2:28pm PDT

Not long after the speculation about their relationship began, both Rose and Dahl released short statements on Twitter to confirm the split and sing the other’s praises. “@RubyRose you have brought me to my best and I will always love you,” Dahl wrote. “I can’t wait to see what the future brings for us.”

“@FAIRCLOTHSUPPLY remains very dear to my heart,” Rose tweeted. “I will forever treasure our time together. I’m a better person because of all we shared.”

Dahl, a clothing designer, elaborated about her continued affection for the Orange is the New Black actress in an statement to Us Weekly. “While we still love each other and support each other in every way, it is our mutual decision to part ways,” Dahl told Us. “Our break is not the result of any media speculation, and we want nothing but the best for each other. Thank you for respecting our privacy in this very difficult time.”

A photo posted by Phoebe Dahl (@phoebe) on Sep 9, 2015 at 10:05am PDT

Rose and Dahl became engaged in March 2014 after just three months of dating. Rose had confirmed the engagement on Instagram. “After asking her to be mine 3 times always to be rejected I swore I’d never ask again… then this morning at 6 am she broke into my house with flowers, coffee and a question… and I said.. go f— yourself,” Rose wrote. “Just kidding I said…”

 

A photo posted by Ruby Rose (@rubyrose) on Mar 14, 2014 at 9:55am PDT

Prior to getting engaged to Dahl, Rose had reportedly been engaged three times before – to model Lyndsey Anne McMillan, model Catherine McNeil and to writer Lia-Belle King.