According to CTWANT, they first saw Lorene, 32, and her parents heading to the Taipei Pop Music Centre to attend Ella Chen’s showcase at 7pm. After the performance ended at about 10.40pm, they adjourned to a residential community in the Nangang district to visit friends.

Then, at close to midnight, Boris pulled up in a silver Nissan sports car and entered the same building casually, as if he were very familiar with the place.

An hour and a half later, Boris emerged with a drink in his hand and Lorene by his side, sans mum and dad. The pair was described as behaving very “enthusiastically” with one another and there were apparent “sparks” between them. Boris even helped Lorene to open and shut the car door like a gentleman (or, y’know, a guy trying to impress a girl on the first few dates).

They drove to Lorene’s home in the Zhongshan district and reportedly stayed there the entire night… and the entire morning as well. It wasn’t until 1.30pm when Boris’s vehicle was finally seen leaving Lorene’s house, but he was only gone for about 15 minutes before going back to pick up “a long-haired woman” in a mask, whom we presume is Lorene.

Wait, so does this mean that Carrie and Boris are no longer together? Carrie was actually found to have deleted all traces of Boris from her Instagram feed a few months ago, sparking rumours of a break-up. While Boris did the same with their more lovey-dovey couple selfies, he kept the group photos with her in them, likely out of respect for his other friends.

When 8days.sg reached out to Mediacorp's The Celebrity Agency for a statement, we were told that the famously private Carrie will not be commenting on this matter. 8world’s multiple attempts to contact the 26-year-old actress directly also went unanswered.

Carrie and Boris went public with their relationship on Valentine’s Day last year, but drama and disaster struck just months later when those infamous steamy DMs between Carrie and Ian Fang were leaked.

Photos: Carrie Wong/Instagram, Boris Lin/Instagram, CTWANT