'Fifty Shades Darker' Latest News & Update: Dakota Johnson Out Of Breath; Jamie Dornan's Epic Scenes Bound To Raise Eyebrows?

Recent news and updates pertaining to "Fifty Shades Darker" center on the powerhouses Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan. Claims have surfaced that the next scenes for the epic movie will raise more eyebrows and scrutiny.

Although the storyline for "Fifty Shades Darker" has been announced, it has still created tensions for the fans and followers of the segment. Given the strong inclinations that the marriage of Jamie Dornan is the aspect that paid the price, the scenes must have been too much for Dornan's wife to endure.

Moreover, as for the presumption that Dakota Johnson would be depicted in a hurried pace and running out of air, that remains unverified. Since the creators of "Fifty Shades Darker" has remained mum on its storyline.

According to GamenGuide, Amelia Warner is rumored to render her anger on both her husband and with Dakota. Although there are no confirmations that divorce is underway, the massive presumptions have been shrouding "Fifty Shades Darker" ever since.

That time Anastasia got caught. #TBT #FiftyShades pic.twitter.com/wZcxKkS2zG

— Fifty Shades Darker (@FiftyShades) August 25, 2016

In a post from the Independent, there are words going around that Jamie Dornan is done doing segments related to "Fifty Shades of Grey." It means that "Fifty Shades Darker" is his last appearance as the irrefutable Christian Grey.

The day they first met. #TBT #FiftyShades pic.twitter.com/A6QD1Pd0tv — Fifty Shades Darker (@FiftyShades) August 11, 2016

According to Dornan as cited by the same post, We have done two movies back to back now, and I'm actually finished with it. I've done Fifty Shades forever." He even added that he can move on from this character after playing "Fifty Shades Darker."

It remains to be seen as to how far the movie would fare once it is released on theaters. For the fans and followers, the controversial and fiery movie, "Fifty Shades Darker" is slated for release on February 10, 2017.