Lupita Nyong'o called it quits with boyfriend K'naan, Spotted With Jared Leto

Lupita Nyong'o has called it quits with her rapper boyfriend, K'naan, Us Weekly reports. A source tells the site that Lupita was the one who ended their relationship and the break-up happened last year.

On Sunday, January 25, Lupita was spotted getting cozy with Jared Leto at an SAG after party hosted by Weinstein Co. and Netflix at Sunset Tower in West Hollywood. An observer at the party tells the site that the duo were getting "very flirty." The observer adds that Jared was making moves and "majorly flirting" with Lupita.

According to the observer, the "Dallas Buyers Club" actor "was a whirlwind" at the bash. He came in and spoke to Harvey [Weinstein] for a second, than raced right for Lupita," the observer claims, "He hugged her and started whispering to her quietly." Jared then "dragged [Lupita] right to the dance floor."

The pair "were whispering and laughing" closely together while on the dance floor. "At one point they were sticking their tongues out at each other and staring into each other's eyes," the observer adds, "It was very flirty. Then Jared said he had to go but he told her to text him later and he ran off."

PEOPLE also reported that Lupita and Jared "looked cozy chatting in a corner. Very cozy. And they continued the closeness together on the dance floor."

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Brendan Rodgers speak ahead Liverpool's clash with Jose Mourinho's lead side in Capital One Cup

Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is looking forward to locking horns with former mentor Jose Mourinho once again, this time with a Wembley place at Stake.

Rodgers takes his Liverpool side to Stamford Bridge for the second leg of their Capital One Cup semifinal on Tuesday night and has high hopes of getting one over the Portuguese.

Rodgers, who worked as Mourinho's assistant during his first spell in charge at Chelsea, was also beaten at Anfield in November, but last week's 1-1 first-leg draw has offered plenty of hope.

"I always say it is about the teams on the field but, knowing him, and how Jose works and how competitive he is, I really enjoy the challenge,'' said Rodgers.

"The game last week was fantastic, it was a top-level game. We were at a really good level.

"Jose's record speaks for itself. He is a world-class manager and will always have that competitive edge. Your teams have to be at the maximum to get a result.

"We respect the opponent but we have got nothing to fear in the game. We are a team that is in a good moment. We are playing well, working well. We know we can go there and win.''

Victory for Liverpool would increase Chelsea's agony after their shock FA Cup loss to League One Bradford at home on Saturday.

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