It's been a while since "The Wolf of Wall Street" star Leonardo DiCaprio and his girlfriend Toni Garrn were seen in public.

Speculations about the couple's breakup soon became rampant. And these rumors were further fueled by "The Wolf of Wall Street" star's unending partying and womanizing. 

During the Art Basel festival, the two arrived seperately and were never seen together. DiCaprio was even spotted partying at 1 Oak at Rec Room with buddies Brandon Davis and Joe Jonas.

And what made the event really intriguing was when the Oscar nominated actor stepped out of the nightclub with all the women partying with him in the VIP room - reportedly 20 models were with him when he left, according to New York Daily News.

"He left with 20 girls. Leo and 20 girls. He is my hero," an eyewitness who was allegedly with Leo told the publication. "He was overflowing with models everywhere. The Jonas brother looked scared, like he was going to drown and suffocate in the women. His face was hilarious."

"The Wolf of Wall Street" star Leonardo DiCaprio and his girlfriend of more than a year, Toni Garrn reportedly were still together when the Leo was caught with the beautiful models and the breakup only happened after the incident according to US Magazine.

However, there was no mentioning about the reason of the breakup, but it's most likely due to Leo's heavy womanzing and partying. It was probably too much for the 22-year-old Victoria's Secret Angel.

Or, could it be that Leo's active participation in wildlife conservation made him too busy for his girlfriend? 

Garrn on the other hand, is also very busy with her career as a model. She recently graced the cover of GQ magazine where she candidly admits that her plans on having a family in the future.

"I'm a family person, and I always wanted four kids. But we'll see. We'll start with one at some point, I don't know," the 22-year-old model revealed.

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