It looks like yet another celebrity couple has decided to call it quits. On Tuesday, multiple media sources reported that singer Lady Gaga has split from her fiancé, actor Taylor Kinney. The duo got engaged last February (on Valentine’s Day) and has been together for roughly 5 years.

While the demise of their relationship is unfortunate, there have been some signs pointing to this outcome. Last week, Gaga was seen hanging out in Malibu without her engagement ring. In addition, this spotting of the songstress occurred on what was Taylor’s 35^th birthday.

Although the couple has always been relatively private with regards to their relationship, they did make appearances on each other’s social media pages. However, over the past few months, this has been occurring less and less, as the last post-Taylor put up of him with Gaga was nearly 27 weeks ago. Meanwhile, it has been 13 weeks since Gaga put up a picture with her former beau.

Amidst the news of their breakup, Lady Gaga jetted off to Cabos, Mexico to try and distract herself from the whole situation. The “Poker Face” diva was seen soaking in the sun while continuing to sport no engagement ring on her hand.

Both Taylor and Gaga have yet to confirm the breakup speculation.

Social media platform Instagram is apparently having to put in some new spam features following the whole #KimExposedTaylorParty debacle.

On Sunday, reality star Kim Kardashian posted a series of videos to her Snap Chat (full transcript below), which showed singer Taylor Swift giving approval to rapper Kanye West to include her in a lyric of his song “Famous”. Since Taylor has spent the last few months seemingly implying she was not consulted prior to the release of Kanye’s song, the Internet inevitably went into a frenzy when it was shown otherwise.

Conveniently, the day that Kim put up the telling videos was also National Snake Day, which many people began associating Taylor’s manipulative behavior with. Subsequently, many social media users swarmed to Instagram to spam Taylor’s pictures with comments of the snake emoji.

After overwhelming amounts of the snake emoji began flooding Taylor’s picture feeds, Instagram decided to put a limit on how many emojis a person can spam a page with at a time. The image site is now employing a pop-up message that shows up if you try to post more than 26 of the same special character (i.e. the snake). The message reads, “Review your content: This comment has too many special characters. Edit your comment before posting. We restrict certain content and actions to protect our community. Tell us if you think we made a mistake.” In addition, the snake posts on Taylor’s page continue to be removed shortly after users post them.

When asked about the sites interference with users posting snakes on the “Blank Space” singer’s page, Instagram replied by simply stating, “We’re always looking for better ways to help people prevent spammy or inappropriate comments on Instagram.”

Although the site allowed users to spam fashion designer Rachel Roy’s page with countless lemon emojis after Beyoncé released Lemonade, it appears that Taylor was able to persuade them to take ‘swift’ action this time around.

Even Swift’s Wikipedia page was hacked giving here the name “Slithering Snake Becky With The Good Lies.”