The flame would it be revived for our favorite TV couple?
E! News discovered that Nina Dobrev andIan Somerhalder to be back together. Our sources say that he is still too early to know whether they will reconcile for good, but apparently they come together again.
The news will very pleasure to fans of the vampire series ...
The couple has just won the coveted spot for Best TV couple in a survey on E! Online.
E! News went on the set of the series in Atlanta to participate in Damon and Elena the good news.
And needless to say that the duo was thrilled to receive this honor.
"This is crazy!" said Nina talking about this victory. "Delena fans are so passionate and enthusiastic, and they admire the passion that unites Damon and Elena and their relationship, and we are obviously very flattered and very happy. This is really great!"
Ian added: "Relationships are hard to maintain in life, and they are even harder to Mystic Falls, because if everyone is happy to Mystic Falls, there was no drama and without drama. no television series. "
But whatever happens on the small screen, this does not affect their privacy.
Although they broke last May, the actors have remained good friends and have shown great professionalism during the filming of the series.
"There are no hard feelings between them," we had said a source at the time of rupture."There were no other people involved and no big hassle."
According to our source, the couple had decided to break because Dobrev was not yet ready to take things seriously, as Somerhalder wanted.
He added: "It did not happen overnight."
Obviously, the two Hollywood actors had retained no rancor towards each other. In fact, last week, the beautiful 24 year old sent his congratulations to his ex on his appointment to People's Choice Awards in the Best Actor category of science fiction.
More importantly, they are also nominated in the category Best torque small screen.
Hmm ... something tells us that Dobrev and Somerhalder will handily win the trophy!
The agent Somerhalder told E! News that he did not "comment on the privacy of its customers."
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