Phone rage threatens to capsize Dicaprio's love
It looks like film star Leonardo DiCaprio's romance may have hit the rocks. He apparently had a big bust-up with his girlfriend - stunning model Bar Rafaeli - on the phone at central London club Aura.
The hunky Blood Diamond actor, 32, was seen with head in hands and saying into his mobile: "I've had enough of this."
Throughout the evening, Leo - in the UK for the film's premiere - was in a bad mood and not up for partying. Instead, he spent his time at his table, texting furiously.
"His friends were having a good time but Leonardo Dicaprio just sat there looking really glum and texting all night," our source confirms. "Then as they were leaving, Leo's phone rang and he started having a heated conversation."
It continued as he left the club and, when he was confronted by the paparazzi, Leo blasted them for taking his picture, according to the Daily Mirror.
"He was like, 'don't you take my picture!' He was clearly in the middle of something and the last thing he needed was flashbulbs going off in his face."
Leonardo Dicaprio has been dating Bar, 21, for almost 12 months, after splitting from Gisele Bundchen.
Although they have been trying to keep their affair under wraps, the couple have been spotted on romantic breaks to Paris, Prague and New York. Neither have talked openly about the relationship and when we interviewed Bar recently, a PR warned us: "No questions about Leo!"
However, a pal of Leo's tells us: "He was really into Bar in the beginning but now he's kinda getting to the end of his tether. He finds her really clingy and being apart because of work causes rows."
Handsome Leo will have no shortage of female admirers if he does end it with the sexy Israeli. At last year's Armani party, at Earls Court, we were pushed out of the way by girls desperate to speak to him.
Not that the actor particularly likes his heart-throb image. In fact, Leo said yesterday how he hated being just "another piece of cute meat" after Titanic.
DiCaprio moaned: "It was disheartening to be objectified like that. Titanic changed my life but, at the same time, I can't say that it didn't give me career opportunities."
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