let's just be beautiful together

Circa 2004-2006 Sienna Miller and Jude Law were the couple. Just absurdly good looking together, perfectly styled and genuinely seemed like a good match. They were for-serious. THEN another tale of infidelity (this theme is running rampant on this site these days - straying penises everywhere)arose when it was reported that Jude Law stuck his dick in his kid's nanny.
A big scandal ensued...yadiyadiyada Sienna dumped him on his ass after several failed attempts at a reconciliation. Fast forward a few years, Sienna goes from homewrecked to homewrecking by bumping uglies with Balthazar Whateverwhocares-Ghetty. The public condemned her, and harsh started hating on her. She whined and denied it the whole way through. Huh, kinda funny how shit works out; it's as if karma knew beforehand that she was a cheatingslewt. Meanwhile Jude enpregnates another woman, has his FOURTH baby, demands a paternity test which innevitably proves he IS indeed the father. Don't think he's seen the baby yet. He's busy you know (???)
Anyways, over the course of the last few months Jude and Sienna have been spotted all over NYC; sleepovers at Judes, exiting restaurants, shopping...
Pictures are now surfacing of a very official couple, as they were spotted jetting off somewhere together.
Now I would be the first to be all over this with harsh criticism if it was due- but its not. Because they deserve eachother. And They look so right.
But the question here in lies whether you can really spend so much time apart, be broken up, (ruin other people's marriages and have a bastard child),inevitably find each again other AND make it work the second time around?
I don't know this. I really don't. I was a serial dater not a perpetual "girlfriend". So my experiences in break ups/and make ups is seriously lacking. Have they really found each other? Has he changed enough NOT to do it to her again? Can we put it past her not to do it him?
If all of my celebrity stars align these two will be joined in beautifulcouplepeoplematrimony. sigh.