Not sure if you realize this but Peter Andre and Katie Price (sometimes called Jordan) recently split. Despite Peter Andre being a teetotaler and Katie Price (also called Jordan) being a party animal, they were totally perfect for each other. The tans, the brilliantly white teeth, the tats, it was CHAV-tastic. But it appears to be on the ropes and this makes us sad. Someone needs to pull out the stops and save this sinking ship.

But chances are this perfect couple won't reconcile, so we've compiled a list of six celebrity couples who we wish would just figure out how to make it work, even if we have to turn the clock back 20 years.

Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams belong together. Sure they've split and reconciled just to split again, in the process really annoying us, but they are adorable and it would really be to the world's benefit if they'd make it work. Need we remind you, ladies, of a little movie called The Notebook?

Jimmy Kimmel and Sarah Silverman will never find anyone as perfect as each other. The effing Matt Damon / Ben Affleck feud was genius; no other couple in comedy could have pulled that off (fine, maybe Amy Poehler and Will Arnett). These goofy bastards may be miserable with each other, but they'll be even more miserable without one another.

Joe Jonas and Taylor Swift should give it another shot. To be honest, we know nothing about these two but it would really make the 'tweens happy. After their breakup, we hadn't seen kids so upset since Facebook tried to sneak changes to their end-user license agreement past us.

Sean Penn and Madonna need to reconcile. Sure, there was violence. Sure, the divorce was acrimonious. But there is just some chemistry between these narcissists that will never be replicated (like the formula for Coca-Cola). And the rest of us are just better off with them out of the dating pool.

Jude Law and Sienna Miller constantly prove that they were made for each other. We've long held the belief that Jude's diddling of the nanny (Nannygate, anyone?) irrevocably changed Ms. Miller. And not for the better. It would be in everyone's best interests if they'd just stop harassing the rest of the dating pool and spend the next 60 years annoying each other.