Ted Lasso season 3 reveals that Roy and Keeley have broken up. Here's why that happened, as well as why the reveal was so disappointing.
One of the biggest reveals in Ted Lasso season 3 is that Roy Kent and Keeley Jones have broken up between seasons, ending one of the show's most important relationships. Roy and Keeley's relationship was one of the main focuses of Ted Lasso season 2, making its abrupt season 3 ending quite shocking. Although the reasoning behind their breakup was initially a mystery, it has now been revealed why Roy and Keeley's relationship ended in Ted Lasso season 3.
Roy & Keeley Claimed They Were Too Busy For Their Relationship To Work When explaining their breakup to Roy's niece Rebecca, Keeley says that they are taking a break due to them both being too busy for a relationship. This makes sense, as both characters have recently undertaken new jobs with strenuous schedules. Roy Kent is now an assistant coach at AFC Richmond, with the former football star now spending even more time on the pitch.
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