The divorce between the Oscar winning actress and the leader of British rock band Coldplay has been one of the oddest celebrity breakups of recent times; not only did Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow look very happy throughout the duration of their marriage, the "Iron Man" actress also made headlines due to her infamous remark after the divorce announcement.

Not long after representatives for the couple confirmed that Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow were going their separate ways, the actress stated that they'd parted as friends as it had been a "conscious uncoupling," a comment that made news all over the world as it was deemed fairly cold and detached.

Ever since, Food World News has reported several gossips regarding Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow, as the Coldplay singer reportedly went on to date two other American blonde actresses: Jennifer Lawrence and Kate Hudson - and all the while, there have been conflicting rumors about Paltrow's ability to cope with their separation, as some outlets say she's fine with him dating other people and many others state she's completely heartbroken about the whole thing.

Now, The Huffington Post reports that things have gotten even more complicated between Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow, as they've recently been spotted in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, in a beach vacation along their children Apple and Moses, prompting news outlets around the world to wonder if they're back together, noting how complicated the whole thing seems from the outside.

According to Vanity Fair, it's been almost an exact year to the date of the "conscious uncoupling" comments, and now Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow are suddenly seen vacationing together, laughing and looking incredibly comfortable with each other, as if they hadn't been part of months' worth of tabloid rumors in what's way past being a love triangle at this point.

TMZ reports that Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow are so friendly that they haven't even filed for divorce yet, as supposedly their lawyers are working to mediate an agreement for how they're to split their money and how the custody for their two children will look.