Spicezee Bureau
Mumbai: Bipasha Basu’s sms spook last week confirmed she is single back again and has parted ways with the long term beau John Abraham. There are no rumours that are doing rounds but conform news. The Bong beauty is back enjoying her singlehood again.
The dusky hottie is acting like a complete rocker and has been hanging out with the hottest of men making her new found single status all the more enviable.
Basu was reportedly seen cozying up with her ‘Singularity’ co-star and Hollywood hunk Josh Hartnett.
A source from the sets of the film revealed to a tabloid, "Bipasha has been getting rather friendly with lead actor Josh. On Saturday night, at a get-together, in Orchha, Madhya Pradesh, she was getting a bit too close to him." The source adds, "They also stay at the same hotel, while the rest of the crew put up at another." This has given Bipasha and the ‘Pearl Harbor ‘star a chance to spend even more time together after the shoots.
After her break up she was initially seen hanging out with Rana Dugabatti her co-star from ‘Dum Maaro Dum’. However, recently she has moved her interest to Hollywood it seems.
Well, Bips surely has a great taste in men and she knows how to make best use of spinsterhood!
Make hay while the sun shines honey, we would say!
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