A source supposedly close to Leonardo DiCaprio claims to know the actor’s secret distaste towards relationships with women older than 25.

After five years of dating, The Revenant actor and Camila Morrone recently called it quits.

She had just recently reached 25 and their breakup has continued a pattern where DiCaprio only dates women in their late teens or early 20s.

The New York Post was informed by an insider as to why that trend appears to have persisted for decades.

“By the time girls reach 25, they’re looking for more — they’re looking to get married and settle down,” they said.

“That is not what Leo wants. He does not want a family and does not want to be around women who may press him for that.

“The minute a girl meets him, the clock is ticking. If she gets too old, in a couple of years, she is gone. If she gets too close, in a couple of years, she is gone.

“He’s gotten older but his taste has not gotten any older.”

To see if that is the part that ends the quarter-century curse would be interesting.

It’s difficult to pinpoint the precise reason why Leo and Morrone travelled to Splitsville; keep in mind that this is only an “insider” discussing Leo’s love life.

While the separation of the 25-year-old and 47-year-old may have come as a surprise to some, many had been foreseeing it for months.

When Morrone turned 25 in June, pretty much everyone was cracking the same joke about how her time as DiCaprio’s girlfriend was coming to an end.

Since DiCaprio regularly dumps his women once they turn 25, some have calculated the statistics underlying his dating behaviour.

In one of the charts they created, they followed the ages of his companions and discovered that throughout his 47 years on earth, not a single one of them had remained with the Hollywood star past the age of 25.

The chart also noted that Camila, Leo’s ex-girlfriend, would have been just two years old when Leo turned 25 in 1999.

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