TIKTOK star Tianna Robillard shared an emotional video while confirming that she and an NFL star broke up.
The influencer Robillard and Cincinnati Bengals offensive tackle Cody Ford and influencer Robillard announced their engagement in April.
Fans speculated that Robillard and Ford split when the influencer flew to Paris while Ford stayed in the US.
The 27-year-old NFL lineman was taking part in a mandatory minicamp.
But fans noticed that Robillard unfollowed Ford on Instagram and that both deleted all of their photos together.
While sitting in a car with her possessions, Robillard announced to her 1.3 million TikTok followers that she and Ford are no longer together.
“I don’t know what to say,” she said while trying to fight tears.
“But it’s true… It’s over. And we’re never [going to be] back together. That’s for damn sure.”
Robillard eventually broke down in tears as she confessed her love to Ford while still sharing that things won’t be the same between the two.
“I love him… I always will. But some things are unrecoverable,” she said while wiping tears out of her eyes.
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“I just pray for healing and him at the end of the day.
“I want love to be spread to both him and me at this time.”
Robillard didn’t reveal what caused the split as she asked for privacy.
“I just want love and light to me and him,” she said while sobbing.
Robillard’s update comes just a day after Ford called her “Chef girlarbae” along with a loved-up emoji on a recent TikTok post of her cooking.
Still, fans were checking in on the couple after hints of their lost relationship, with one writing, “If they broke up I no longer believe in love.”
In a since-deleted Instagram post, Ford proposed to Robillard in a private candle-lit room that had white flower petals around them.
“I get to spend forever with you?!” Robillard captioned her Instagram post announcing the news, as per E!
Robillard has millions of followers on TikTok and Instagram as she regularly posts lifestyle and glam content.
She has received sponsorship deals with brands including Taco Bell, Ritual, Zevia, and Ninja.
Ford entered the NFL in 2019 and spent his first three campaigns with the Buffalo Bills and Arizona Cardinals.
Last season, he signed a one-year deal with the Bengals, appearing in 17 games, and signed an extension with the team this year.