Despite rampant rumors claiming that Jennifer Lawrence and her Coldplay vocalist boyfriend Chris Martin have split, it seemed like the couple is determined to bring their relatioship to the next level.
According to Express, the "Hunger Games" star has been spotted "house-hunting" in New York for a property that will not only be able to accommodate her boyfriend but also his kids.
Apparently JLaw is looking into a numbe of apartments located near Gwyneth Paltrow's home in Tribeca area.
Furthermore, the 24-year-old Oscar winning actress is said to have been choosing between a $9.9 million five-bedroom condo unit and a $10 million ninth-floor unit in New York.
And while Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin have been rumored to have called it quits last November, alleged source close to the couple told Us Weekly that everything is okay with them now.
"Jen has been working non-stop and they never saw each other," an insider told Us Weekly.
"They're on great terms now and their families have stayed close."
While neither JLaw or Chris Martin has yet to comment on the said news, the "Hunger Games" star was reportedly spotted doing the apartment shopping after she was seen on a date with her boyfie near Central Park, Pop Sugar reported.
While it's not also clear if Gwyneth Paltrow has given her approval to this set-up, it has been previously reported that she and ex-husband Chris Martin are actually getting a divorce already.
TMZ exclusively reported they are already in final negotiations.
"Sources connected with the couple tell us ... Gwyneth and Chris have been using their business managers to hash out a settlement agreement involving both property and custody," the publication claimed.
"We're told the agreement has been signed and the divorce is a done deal ... all that's left is for the paperwork to be filed and signed by the judge.
As for the terms of the deal ... we're told it will not be revealed in the divorce docs ... it's all part of a confidential settlement. The couple did ask for joint legal and physical custody of their 2 kids.
We're told the divorce docs will cite irreconcilable differences, but it's all very amicable."
