Here we go again! The hopeless romantic that is Ryan Ross Hernandez can't seem to catch a break, as his streak of bad luck continues. Word on the block is that Hernandez his A-list Hollywood producer/actress Emily Williams have split. If you're keeping score this is his fifth unsuccessful relationship in the last 3 years.

According to TMZ, they made the split official this past weekend after a trial separation after the New Year's Holiday.

"Ryan took the decision to end things as he felt he just wasn't ready for the level of commitment that Emily deserved," commented a source.

"Contrary to reports, Emily didn't want to have kids or marry this year, but she did want to set a timetable for their future together. She also wanted him to assure her he would cut down his tours in the future when they did eventually have children."

That might have tweaked Ryan who has been open on his uncontrollable fear of long-term commitment. Heck, in an interview in late 2008, he compared marriage to suicide!

The couple might have broken up as early as this past Saturday, as that very night both went their separate ways in Los Angeles. Pictured above, Emily Williams went to a special screening of a film she produced while Ryan Ross went to a Keep a Child Alive charity gala. It will be interesting to see how they will act when they see each other again this Friday, at the premiere of Hernandez' acting debut 'Something's Missing', in which Williams' produced and makes a small appearance in.

Ryan Ross Hernandez confirmed that he and Williams split when he talked to reporters while leaving the gym near his TriBeCa home. Yes, you heard correctly! He talked to reporters while leaving the gym! Video can be seen below:

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Ryan Ross Hernandez: "Somebody write some real stuff. What, what's the rumor? As you guys hear it, what's the rumor?"
Male Reporter #1: "That you and Emily Williams broke up..."
Hernandez: "Why?"
Male Reporter #1: "Well, couple of outlets are saying different reasons why."
Hernandez: "It's like a bunch of stuff right? Let me tell, it is the most normal thing in the world. There is no lying, there's no cheating, there's nothing. And you know? If you guys are gonna run stuff and at that run every lie under the sun, at least have somebody stand up for somebody. Have me as the man that was in the relationship, stand here and write some truth. Have me stand up for somebody and write that Emily Williams is the smartest, most sophisticated person I've ever met. People are different, people have different chemistry, they have different lives. It is not about years, the eleven year different didn't mean anything. It's about going out with somebody, being truthful on the way in, being truthful in the middle, and being truthful in the way out. You're either a cheater or you break up and I'm not the first, I am the latter. That's it. No lying, there's no bullshit. I just don't want to be followed around New York City, like an animal."
Female Reporter #1: "Are you dating anyone else?"
Hernandez: "Why would you ask me that question?"
Female Reporter #1: "You know, people wanna know..."
Hernandez: "I'm just being as honest as I can possibly be, and you're asking questions that completely belittle what I'm saying. Listen, I ended a relationship because there is no lying. I ended a relationship to be alone, because I don't want to waste somebody's time if something is not right. I don't waste time, I don't do the taper. I grantee you that twenty percent of the people on this street right now are in a relationship they wish they can get out of but they don't know how. I'm gonna be honest in the way in and the way out of my relationships. I just feel like spending a million dollars right now so I can put a mirror in every tabloid magazine, so when your reading about it you go, 'Oh that's me two years ago, that's me a year ago'. It's the most normal thing I can possibly tell you, there is no other element to it. Sorry, that if the story is not interesting. It is about time somebody stand up for their girl and say, 'I think she is great'.
Male Reporter #2: "Are you guys still friends?"
Hernandez: "When you see us together, write all you want to write. I'm sorry. But I just feel like..."
Female Reporter #1: "Do you know if she is seeing someone?"
Hernandez: "I don't care. I just don't want people to get trashed all the time."
Male Reporter #3: "Is it true, you were going to propose to her?"
Hernandez: "Say something nice about somebody. I can stand here and say that Emily is one of the most lovely people I've ever meet in my life. I'm going through something that is very a personal thing and you have to give that up. You have to give everything up because you can't have it all. And it sucks, it sucks."
Female Reporter #1: "Is there still a chance you might get back together with her?"
Hernandez: "I don't know. I don't have a crystal ball, I can't tell you the future. That's all, thanks guys."

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There's no bad blood between the two because Ryan thinks that, "Emily Williams is the smartest, most sophisticated person I have ever met."

Atleast he's honest! Sadly, weekly mags were reporting that the two were ready to walk down the aisle, after Ryan was seen looking at engagement rings before year's end!

The overwhelming of sources though, say that third party involvement from both of their families and friends contribute to their break-up. Reportedly both of the sides parties didn't like the eleven year age difference they had (Emily is 33 while Ryan turns 23 this upcoming April). Although Ryan says age wasn't a factor, it could be when you think that Hernandez has made it clear he doesn't want children until his 30's which have made Emily wait at the very least another eight years. How far from the truth could that have been?

Edited by user 14 January 2010 14:56:32(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Chris : At least he is honest. I've been emotionally abused by four women in a row .... relationships SUCK. True story. Wear the pants, Ryan, you're better off without.
Mikki : That's because, another true story, you are a sad act, Chrissy. Ryan might find a girl he likes, who's on the same wavelength unlike Emily, and have a great time.