Sofia Vergara has split from her fiance.
The 'Modern Family' actress has confirmed she and Nick Loeb - who she got engaged to in 2012 - have called time on their relationship after they struggled to balance their professional and personal lives together.
Writing on her WhoSay profile, she revealed: "Not that anyone should care, but in order to not give the press the chance to invent crazy and hurtful drama, I prefer to tell my fans personally that Nick and I have desided to be apart.
"We have been having too many problems with figuring out how to spend time together and becouse of my work and now his, it's been getting worse and worse, not fun anymore.
"We are still very close but we belive is the best thing for us right now. (sic)"
The 41-year-old actress - who has a 21-year-old son, Manolo from her first marriage to Joe Gonzalez - previously spoke in February when the couple were planning their wedding, and admitted at the time they had nothing set in stone.
She had said: We have been engaged for over a year and we still haven't decided what we want to do for our wedding.
"He's letting me handle things and I'm not sure if I want to do something big like I did for my 40th birthday. It was so much fun but takes a lot of time and planning.
"I haven't made up my mind yet but I can see myself doing something very small and intimate with my closest relatives and friends."

Kym Marsh was "gutted" her daughter was axed from 'Britain's Got Talent'.
The 'Coronation Street' actress was disappointed Emily has not been put through to the live semi finals, despite impressing all four judges - Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, David Walliams and Alesha Dixon - during her initial audition, which won't be aired.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Emily did a cracking job on the day, but sadly there just isn't enough time to show everyone on stage.
"Kym was gutted Emily didn't make it on screen. She was hoping that appearing on the biggest Saturday night entertainment show would kick-start Emily's showbiz career."
The entire judging panel was blown away by the 16-year-old singer's rendition of 'I Don't Know Why' by Norah Jones.
Simon Cowell had seen a recording of her performance and was very impressed, with the remaining three mentors all voted 'yes' to send her through.
Back in February, Kym took to Twitter to voice her support and wish her "baby" all the best in her audition.
She wrote: "Wishing my baby all the luck in the world today! Too proud of you emz. (sic)"
Kym - who appeared on talent show Popstars and formed band Hear'Say in 2001 - was on hand in Manchester, and Alesha told Emily she has a "fantastic teacher" to guide her through her career.
She said: "You've had a fantastic teacher then, in your mum."
Meanwhile, David praised Kym's daughter for being "so brave" by auditioning for the show despite the pressure of her mum's great success.

Sir Bruce Forsyth quit 'Strictly Come Dancing' because he felt like a rotting fruit.
The veteran entertainer - who announced he was leaving the show earlier this year - made the decision because he was becoming "stale" and didn't want to fade while performing.
He told The Sun newspaper: "You do start to feel a bit stale, like a bit of fruit you've put in a bowl. You look at it one day and think, 'Oh - that's going off'.
"There are many reasons why I packed it in, but one was that I didn't want to do this series and suddenly in the middle of the show say, 'I can't do it anymore'. I would have hated that."
Bruce, 86, also admitted while he loved the programme, he did find it tough to host the ballroom dancing competition.
He explained: "I always used to say that I worked just as hard as the show dancers did.
"I had to announce each couple, run upstairs for their dance, rush down to talk to the judges, rush upstairs for the scores, rush down to introduce the next pair.
"If there were 16 couples I would do that 40 or 50 times a show ... When you are working the adrenaline gets you through. I never came off asking for an oxygen mask. But I knew at the end of the last series it would be the end for me."

Kimberley Walsh doesn't want her baby to be "spoilt".
The former Girls Aloud singer is expecting her first child with boyfriend Justin Scott and despite her fame and success, she is determined to raise her child to be down-to-earth.
She said: "It's going to get so much love, but I'm going to make sure my baby's not spoilt. My upbringing was very different to the life I have now, so I'll keep things down-to-earth."
The 'Sound of the Underground' hitmaker is particularly concerned that her friends and former bandmates Nicola Roberts and Cheryl Cole will be over-generous towards her little one.
She added in her column for Britain's OK! magazine: "Nicola said in an interview that she cannot wait for me to have the baby so her and Cheryl can go crazy buying presents. They've actually started already. even though I've told them I don't want any clothes until the baby's born.
"It's sweet they're so excited. We grew up together and they're such good friends that they'll feel like aunties. I showed them the latest scan and they both said they already love the baby, even though they haven't met it yet.
"I'm thinking I might have to rein them in at some point. Perhaps it's a good thing I don't know the sex - they can't buy as much."

Cheryl Cole is "really happy" with her new French boyfriend.
The couple started dating over a month ago, before making it official at Cannes Film Festival over the last week and it is said the former Girls Aloud singer is delighted to be in a relationship with Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini.
A source told The Sun newspaper: "She's really happy. They're an item and Cheryl is ready to find love again.
"After a difficult few years, she wants to get back out there and start having some fun. Things are going brilliantly in her professional life - she has a new song out soon and can't wait to return to 'The X Factor'.
"But at the end of the day she wants to be in a relationship because that is what will make her really happy."
After the couple appeared at glitzy showbiz parties at the annual film festival - and also dined at his luxury restaurant Cosy Box - the two stars were said to be one of the "most electric" celebrity pairings at the event.
An insider said: "There's great chemistry between them. They have been the most electric couple in Cannes."

Katie Price's cheating best friend has been dumped by her husband.
The former glamour model was left heartbroken when she discovered Kieran Hayler had been sleeping with Jane Pountney, and the affair has had its toll on her pal's marriage too.
Speaking to The Sun newspaper, an insider said: "He would have been able to forgive a few slip-ups but this ended up being so much more.
"He is shocked that the woman he loved would hurt so many people, including him."
Meanwhile, it is said Katie sees the end of her former friend's relationship as karma after the breakdown of her own marriage as a result of the affair.
A source added: "Katie's view is that Jane will end up with nobody - sad and alone.
"She feels terrible for Derrick but wants Jane to suffer some of the emotional pain that she has gone through. In her view, this is the ultimate case of Karma."
The star sees the whole incident as a serious "betrayal" by two people she trusted - and she took to Twitter yesterday (23.05.14) and hinted at the pain she's going through.
She tweeted: "This has been the case - 'The saddest thing about betrayal is it never comes from your enemies.'"

Sir Paul McCartney had Nancy Shevell by his side for four days in hospital.
The legendary musician was taken ill by a mystery virus on Tuesday (20.05.14) and it is said his wife has made sure she has "never left his side" since arriving at St Luke's International Hospital, Tokyo.
A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: "Nancy has been brilliant and has never left his side ... [Paul is] getting better and better by the day."
The 71-year-old rocker has also postponed a show in Seoul, South Korea, but is still set to continue with his tour of the US next month.
Speaking outside the hospital, fans were happy to hear the Beatles icon was making a recovery.
Shinichi Noguchi said: "The shock was huge when I heard the two concerts, which I had tickets for, were cancelled.
"It's good to hear that he's recovering and I'll be happy if he can come to Japan again in the near future."
The 'Hey Jude' singer is reportedly "upset" about the situation as "he has only ever had to reschedule a handful of shows in his entire career" and hates disappointing fans.
An earlier statement from Paul on his website about the cancellations reads: "I'm so very touched. Unfortunately my condition has not improved overnight.
"I was really hoping that I'd be feeling better today. I'm so disappointed and sorry to be letting my fans down."

James McAvoy insisted on wearing hair extensions in 'X-Men: Days of Future Past'.
The Scottish actor is a keen enthusiast of the 1970s - in which the new film is set - and was so determined to authentically portray his character, Charles Xavier's style during the era, he asked producers to give him extensions to create a free-spirited, long-haired look.
He said: "As my wife will attest, the Seventies is my favourite decade.
"I was like, 'Yesss!' I f***ing love the way I look in this film.' It's the only time I've ever done that in my whole career."
The 35-year-old star also revealed how he was left exhausted after playing four characters with psychological issues back-to-back.
He told Radio Times magazine: "There was a lot of mental illness that year. My character in 'Trance' has had his mind molested. Bruce in 'Filth' and Macbeth are both raving mental cases. Even in 'Welcome to the Punch' I'm dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder.
"By no means is 'X-Men' as balls-out as those films or Macbeth, but I'm glad that Fox and [director] Bryan Singer afforded me the chance to go somewhere quite interesting with a part in a $200 million movie.
"Charles is effectively a junkie who's denying who he is. I've spent over a year now exploring skewed mental states, and this is the easiest I've found it."

Carl Barat wants a career like Damon Albarn.
The former Dirty Pretty Things frontman has launched a new band, The Jackals, and is currently preparing for a Libertines reunion show in London's Hyde Park later this summer, but sees no reason why his various projects can't co-exist.
He told NME magazine: "I'd rather take a leaf out of Damon's book. He's done a Blur reunion, he does Gorillaz, he does things that are genuine to him. If he bankrolls do that by doing the other thing, fine.
"I could go on tour tomorrow with The Libertines and that would be fun and games, we could write a new album, but it wouldn't take away from the fact that I've found people I really connect with. I want a future with these guys."
Carl recruited his new bandmates via open auditions in February and was determined not to let their dynamic be spoiled with "ego".
He said: "The thing I was watching out for was too tasty an ego. My biggest intention was for it to be the boys' band, not just me making an identikit of previous bands.
"The boys have all got something we can take further without punching each other in the f***ing face."

Angelina Jolie wants her daughters to be proud of themselves.
The 'Maleficent' actress - who raises children Maddox, 12, Pax, 10, Zahara, nine, Shiloh, seven, and five-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne with fiancé Brad Pitt - thinks young women have too many opinions "forced" on them, so she wants her girls to develop their own individuality.
She said: "I think of my girls and I just want them to be proud of who they are and know who they are. There is so much being forced upon young people today about what they should be like.
"You see so much opinion being thrown at young people and everything they do gets sent out into the media and then gets rated. I would like for young girls to be able to find out who they each individually are and be really proud of it, no matter what comes their way."
The actress always tries to be a "better person", and though she can't understand people's negative opinions of her when she was younger, she hopes she is now a good role model.
She told Stylist magazine: "It's a funny thing. I have been in the public for so long, and people have opinions that I was darker or I was this or that.
"But I never hurt anybody or ever said anything cruel about anybody.
"I never intentionally did anything to impose myself on another person or hurt or shock.
"I just wanted to be very free and I was just growing up. I feel like I've always been the same person; I am my mother's daughter.
"But I'm trying every day, like everybody, to be a better mother and a better person. And any time I catch myself being less than I want to be, I want to stop and check myself.
"In doing so, if I have become a role model for any young women, I hope I'm a good one."

Kurt Cobain is like "Santa Claus" to his daughter.
Frances Bean Cobain was just a baby when her famous father committed suicide in 1994 and her mother Courtney Love says it is hard for the 21-year-old artist to hear other people's stories and memories of her dad because she has none herself.
Courtney said: "You have to put yourself in Franny's shoes when it comes to her father because she feels like she's related to Santa Claus. Like, everyone loves him but she says she retains no memory of Santa Claus.
"Whereas I can remember him, his laugh, what he was like in bed, and how he was with her."
Courtney - who, like her late spouse, has battled drug addiction - feels grateful her daughter is "sensible" and hopes she won't follow in her parents' footsteps.
She said: "The cool thing about Frances is that she knows she's related to two junkies.
"I mean, she might smoke pot, maybe, but she's sensible. I thank God she was never introduced to prescription drugs when she was grown up."
The Hole singer is incredibly proud of her daughter - who she was estranged from from 2009 until last year - though says her beauty "freaks her out".
She said: "We're great now, we live four doors down from each other in LA.
"She's an avid reader, she's read all the classics. And she's so beautiful, like, Angelina beautiful, a little too beautiful. It's freaking me out."
And Courtney approves of her daughter's engagement to The Eeries rocker Isaiah Silva.
She told Britain's Grazia magazine: "He looks like Kurt right? He's a saint because she's a handful and I've no idea where she gets that from."

Rupert Grint used to go out wearing an "animal mask".
The 'Postman Pat' actor - who shot to fame playing young wizard Ron Weasley in the 'Harry Potter' franchise - donned disguises so he could go out with friends and found it "amazing" to be unrecognised.
He said: "I've tried various different disguises, I used to go to V festival and other festivals and i would wear animal masks. It was amazing, I was completely invisible, it was great."
The 25-year-old actor is often greeted by groups of fans waiting for him when he arrives for interviews and other public appearances, but insists he will always find the attention "strange".
He said: "I don't get used to it, it's always a bit strange, it doesn't happen all the time, you get it now and again and it's strange."
Rupert has previously revealed he is often mistaken for 'Drunk' singer Ed Sheeran.
He said: ''[Do we get mixed up?] Yes of course, a lot. People get confused all the time. One time I was at this Formula One race and Leo Sayer was there. There was definitely a kind of confusion because he came up to me and said how much he liked my music.''