The breakup of David Cameron and Boris Johnson was a rather public affair in terms of political uncouplings.
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But, owing to a shared meal in New York City on Thursday night, it appears they may have buried their hatchet and rekindled the schoolboy bond that had been shattered by European tensions.
After dining at the famed Red Rooster restaurant, the two were photographed around the streets of Harlem.
Joanna Geary, a Twitter employee (and former Guardian journalist), tweeted two hazy photos of the couple as they walked away.
Cameron campaigned to stay in the EU, acknowledging it was affecting his friendship with Johnson at the time: “We are still friends just not as good friends.”
Following the referendum vote, he resigned as Prime Minister.
Cameron and Johnson met at Eton College and then again as members of the infamous Bullingdon Club at Oxford University.
They both became Conservative MPs in 2001 after winning seats in Oxfordshire – Johnson in Henley and Cameron in Witney before subsequently becoming party leaders.
