The world’s most famous frog and his partner Miss Piggy, who have been on-again, off-again over the years, have called it quits.

It’s a Muppet breakup! Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog have gone their separate ways romantically, according to an official statement from both parties. It runs like this:

USA: Screen and TV star, diva and beloved Muppet Miss Piggy has been recognised for her contributions to society with a feminist award at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.

USA: A prestigious award from the Brooklyn Museum honours women who have made outstanding contributions in their fields — and this year’s surprise honouree is... Miss Piggy.

Picture the scene: A group of workers gather for a staff meeting.

YEARS ago, I did a creative writing course at the local university.

What’s The Time, Mr Wolf (Bloomsbury; €13.03 HB).

“I don’t see myself as a victim of the system, or anything like that. I made a choice, because it was a 24/7 job that I wasn’t prepared to sacrifice that element of my family for,” says Olwyn Enright.

As Disney reunites Jim Henson’s loveable, roguish, iconic characters, Miss Piggy and Kermit talk to Declan Cashin

THERE’S nothing like seeing the Muppets in real life, because you’re stunned.

WATCHING the elections and referenda from Sweden, where I’ve been working for the last week, I’ve been struck by the emerging myths around the presidential election, the first of which was that “there were no winners”.

THERE was no shouting, debating, vitriolic exchanges or even derogatory comments.

Mary Mitchell O'Connor says she was hurt and upset by comments made in the Dáil chamber, during which she was referred to as "Miss Piggy".

THREE little sexist piggies were caught squealing in the Dáil yesterday.

The three girls remaining in the Big Brother house were all sweating it out today as they waited to find out which one of them was for the chop.

Furious Tania has threatened to quit the Big Brother house because newcomer Gaetano nicknamed her “Piggy”.