Ronnie O'Sullivan and Laila Rouass have reportedly decided to give their relationship another go, with that decision coming after the pair had decided to put their £2million home up for sale.
The duo went their separate ways back in September but, according to The Sun, are now back together.
Furthermore, O'Sullivan and Laila are poised to leave the United Kingdom with the duo planning to live in Dubai.
A source is quoted as saying: “They have been back together for a while.
Ronnie O'Sullivan and Laila Rouass have reportedly decided to give their relationship another go, with that decision coming after the pair had decided to put their £2million home up for sale
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“The time apart gave them time to think about what they want and what is important to them — and that is being together.
“Ronnie is moving to the Middle East and Laila is going with him.
"They’ve talked about living in Dubai, which is just a two-hour flight from where Ronnie has his snooker academy in Saudi Arabia.
“He has spoken to people on his snooker circuit about the move and is excited about a clean break from the UK for him and Laila.
“They have had their issues in the past but Ronnie and Laila have worked through it and seem really happy again.
“The people who know them think they make a great couple and just want them to live a happy, quiet life.”
The decision to reconcile and starts afresh comes after the duo had previously agreed to sell their £2m home.
It emerged back in February that their luxury mansion in Essex had been placed on the market after their split five months earlier.
Ronnie O'Sullivan and Laila Rouass started dating in 2012
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Then, earlier this month, it was claimed that the property had been sold.
O'Sullivan and Laila had previously jointly purchased the property in June 2018 for a fee in the region of £1.3m.
The couple first got together all the way back in 2012, when Laila viewed a property that O'Sullivan was selling.
She was shown round by O'Sullivan's father, Ronnie O'Sullivan Sr, with the couple's romance flourishing.
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Meanwhile, the snooker star recently opened up on his career plans - and said he'll give himself the next two years before deciding whether to keep playing or not.
"I said I wanted to at least do two proper years," he said.
"Put everything I was doing on the back burner. I don’t feel like I have that luxury anymore to do other things and try and compete.
Ronnie O'Sullivan and Laila Rouass have agreed to give their relationship another go
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"I think I owe it to my career to focus just on playing for the next two years, at least, and just see if I can rediscover some decent form.
"Try and finish my carer on a good note and not how it’s felt for the last three or four years. That’s my main goal."
He added: "There will be no more exhibitions or distractions off the table."