Why Tate McRae and Jack Hughes Broke Up Over “Red Flags”

You might have noticed that Tate McRae and her NFL boyfriend Jack Hughes seem to have officially broken up after almost a year of dating, and if you’re wondering why…apparently there is drama.According to Page Six, Jack has been “blabbing to pals” that he’s the one who broke things off with Tate over “red flags,” while sources close to her say she’s the one who ended the relationship. Oh, and Jack is allegedly already dating other people. Neither Tate nor Jack has confirmed what happened, but that’s not much of a surprise since they also never formally confirmed they were dating.You can take a look back at their relationship over this way, but things first kicked off in November when the pair were spotted on a date in the West Village:Add Cosmopolitan as a preferred source in your Google search results.Use your Google account to add this to your settings.Tate was then seen watching Jack play hockey…And in March, a source told Us Weekly that “Tate and Jack are dating” and that “they started casually seeing each other late last year, so it’s still new, but they are exclusively seeing each other.”The insider added that Jack “initially messaged her on IG and started a conversation,” noting that “She thinks he is a really cool guy and they have been having a lot of fun together. She has been so supportive of his career and has been loving going to the games and cheering him on. They are making it work during this busy season, but hope to have more time together next month when his season ends. Tate thinks he’s really sweet and it’s going well so far.”Breakup rumors hit this summer, and Tate was actually asked about her love life by Variety, saying, “I try to keep my relationships as sacred and private as possible. I love the people in my life. They love me. You just try to keep that circle as positive and supportive as possible. And the outside noise, I can’t do anything about that. Focusing my energy on something that I can’t control, it just puts me in a bad mood.”