NEWSEmma Roberts Boasts About Her 'Beautiful Reset' In Costa Rica After Ex Garrett Hedlund's Arrest For Public Intoxication
Emma Roberts appears to be as care-free as ever following her recent split from ex Garrett Hedlund, whom the same can't be said about following his public intoxication arrest.
After news the actors parted ways made headlines last week following their three-year romance, Roberts took to Instagram to flaunt her sweet escape to Costa Rica, where she's staying at the Hacienda AltaGracia.
"The most beautiful reset possible in my new favorite place," the 30-year-old, who shares son Rhodes, 1, with her ex, captioned a post featuring snaps of herself on the trip. While tagging the luxurious resort, Roberts gushed over, "the most magnificent setting, the kindest people," and the "most mind blowing experiences."
The blonde beauty's self-care-focused retreat comes days after it was revealed on Friday, January 21, that Hedlund and Roberts decided to part ways. Just two months prior, OK! exclusively learned the two had been on the rocks since welcoming their bundle of joy in December 2020.
"It seems becoming parents has really tested their relationship,” the OK! source spilled, with a People insider sharing that the Scream Queens alum, 30, and the Tron: Legacy actor, 37, broke up weeks before the news made headlines.
The former Hollywood couple began dating in March 2019. And as Roberts seems to be healing from the aftermath of the former flames' split, Hedlund has found himself in a world of trouble.
OK! learned the Friday Night Lights star was taken into custody on Saturday, January 23, in Franklin County, Tennessee, after he was arrested for public intoxication. Hedlund's bond was set for $2,100, and he's due back in court in March.
Meanwhile, this wasn't the first run-in the father-of-one has recently had with the law, as he was sued by a mother-of-three for negligence following a drunk driving incident that caused a head on collision in 2020.
Hedlund was arrested on two DUI charges in February 2020. The 37-year-old pleaded no contest to one charge, and as a result, the court found him guilty. The second DUI charge was later dismissed.
