Uma Thurman and hotelier Andre Balazs have ended their three-year, on-again, off-again relationship, a source said.

The breakup of Thurman, 36, and Balazs, 50, who had begun dating in late 2003, takes place amid rumors that the couple were planning to wed in the Caribbean this summer.

Thurman’s publicist, Robert Garlock, did not wish to comment on Sunday.

Just over a year ago, after Thurman appeared solo at the 2006 Oscars, the Kill Bill actress said in a statement that she and Balazs, who owns such properties as New York City’s Mercer Hotel and the Chateau Marmont and the Standard in Los Angeles, had split.

"Unfortunately, it is true," she said in the March 8, 2006, statement. "But we remain close friends."

By last fall, however, the two were again more than just friends, and were seen together everywhere from Copenhagen to New York City, which Thurman and her two children with ex-husband Ethan Hawke call home.

Thurman and Hawke were together for six years, until she filed for divorce in 2003.

Thurman is currently filming The Accidental Husband, in which she stars as a talk-radio host who gets into trouble after dishing out love advice.

Thurman should star in a show where she gets to choose from twelve guys that want to be her boyfriend. The twist will be that all of them are gay, and at the end of the show the last two guys decide to choose each other rather than Thurman. It’ll be sponsored by Kleenex.

Uma Thurman has confessed she still loves her cheating ex-husband Ethan Hawke, and always will.

The couple, who have two children together, divorced three years ago when Hawke was caught having an illicit affair with a 22-year-old model behind the actress’ back.

Despite their painful, and public, break-up, Uma admits she is still crazy about the handsome ‘Training Day’ star and can’t get him out of head.

She revealed: “I don’t think love ends actually. I wish it did, but I don’t think it really does.’
Uma also claims her divorce inspired one of her film characters. The ‘Kill Bill’ beauty says her own heartache helped her play a divorcee in the romantic comedy ‘The Truth About Cats and Dogs.’

The blonde actress told Britain’s Sunday Times magazine: “Coming out of a marriage in your mid-thirties, it’s an interesting place to be. And so it kind of inspired me to play with that in a movie.’

A woman who loves sincerely is a woman after my own heart. Sigh.

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