GOSSIP & RUMORS: Kid Rock splits from fiancée Audrey Berry, ending engagement: report

He’s an “American Bad Ass” — and now, he’s reportedly single.

Kid Rock and his longtime love, Audrey Berry, have ended their seven-year engagement, Us Weekly reported on Friday.

Rock, 54, broke up with Berry, a source told the outlet. A second insider confirmed but claimed the conservative rocker and his ex broke it off late last year — adding the “Bawitdaba” singer is on the prowl.

“He is venturing into the dating pool,” the source said.

Neither the musician nor Berry has addressed the breakup rumors.

The Post reached out to Rock’s rep for comment but did not immediately hear back.

The news of the alleged split comes after Rock appeared to be getting flirty with Colorado Representative  Lauren Boebert at an event.

The pair were seen smiling and chatting at an inaugural event in Washington, D.C., for President Donald Trump before witnesses told Page Six that they left in a cab together at 2:30 a.m.

It’s unclear where they went after that — and it is plausible that it was two platonic friends sharing a ride.

Rock performed a slew of hits at Trump’s victory rally on January 19 at Capital One Arena, and Boebert, 38, was said to have enjoyed his performance.

“Lauren was totally transfixed by the rock star, yapping away, doing a little dance, and clapping like she was front row at his concert — basically giving Kid Rock all the hype he needed,” TMZ reported.

Rock and Berry were first linked in 2011. He reportedly popped the question in April 2017 but rarely spoke about their relationship.

“This is somebody who is not a celebrity. It can really be a tough thing to deal with,” the rocker told Piers Morgan in 2011. “I’m thinking of somebody else, trying not to be so selfish.”

The reported exes both hail from Detroit.

In 2021, Rock name-dropped his then-fiancée while discussing his life.

“Every day I pinch myself. I give many, many thanks. I do give a lot of attribution to the hard work that I’ve put in, but at the end of the day, I’ve been a very lucky person,” he told Hook & Barrel at the time. “My fiancée, Audrey, says I have a golden horseshoe up my a–. I don’t take anything for granted, and I think that’s because it took me so long in the trenches to make it, and I worked so hard, but there’s no question I give thanks every day to the position I’m in.”

Rock has made headlines recently after throwing a tantrum and storming off a stage in Nashville because the crowd didn’t react the way he wanted them to.

“F–k them. F–k them. Hey, hey, stop,” he said in one video on social media. “If you ain’t gonna clap, we ain’t gonna sing. That’s how it’s gonna go.”

Before marching offstage, the “Cowboy” hitmaker told the audience, “You know what, f–k y’all. You ain’t gonna clap, I’m gone.”

Before Berry, Rock was famously married to Pamela Anderson, 57, but it wasn’t smooth sailing.

Their on-again, off-again relationship was a whirlwind that took place over five years. It included an engagement, a breakup, a reconciliation, only a four-month marriage and a divorce.

First linked in 2001, Rock and Anderson got engaged in April 2002 and called it off the following year.

Reconciling in July 2006, the pair said “I do” later that month. They divorced in November 2006, with Anderson later claiming he called her a “whore” for her “Borat” cameo.