Jul 20, 2016 05:56 AM EDT By Sarah T., UniversityHerald Reporter

After five year relationship, Mother Monster Lady Gaga and her longtime boyfriend and fiance, Taylor Kinney have broken up. Some source said the ex-couple ended their relationship earlier this month.

Gaga is now in Cabo, and some spotted her without wearing the ring that her ex gave to her. The "Poker Face" singer was also seen in Malibu and she was not also wearing her engagement ring, according to the source of TMZ.

Back in 2015, Kinney proposed to Gaga on Valentine's day, and gave her a heart-shaped rock. Although they confirmed the engagement, but neither of them announced wedding.

As of writing, no details given on who's getting custody of their two pets, French bulldogs, Koji and Miss Asia Kinney.

Meanwhile, "Born This Way" hitmaker took Beyonce's place in Bradley Cooper's film, according to Page Six. Copper will helm the remake of the classical film "A Star Is Born."

Of course, the "American Hustle," actor, and now a director, was disappointed when "All The Single Ladies" singer dropped because the production could not afford the eight million dollars pay demand. Luckily, the "American Horror Story" actress, Gaga, accepted the role.   

Some sources of the media publication, the entire production was disarrayed after Queen Bey's deal fell through. Aside from eight million pay demand, there were some perks that need to be compensated. The budget of the movie is $40 million.

"Beyoncé wanted too much money, and Warner Bros. balked at her price," according to the source.

In order to save the day, Copper flew out to direct Gaga in the audition. Then he was the one who took the tape to Warner Bros. just to get the approval.

Clint Eastwood was originally assigned to direct the remake of the classic movie in 2011, in which, that time Beyonce's name was first mentioned.

There were reports suggested that Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Cruise, Christian Bale, and Will Smith were the top contenders to take the male lead role. 

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