Tom Daley, Boyfriend Dustin Lance Black’s Rumored Stratford Move To Affect Real Estate In The Area? World Champion Diver Joins Bandwagon Against Scotland’s Independence

Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black's rumored move from Stratford has sent reports flying as their transfer will send real property prices in the area plunging. Meanwhile, the world champion diver joins the bandwagon of celebrities against the independence of Scotland.

According to London Evening Standard, Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black are reportedly house-hunting "south of the river." The pair is sharing a two-bedroom flat in Stratford just near the Olympic Park.

"His agent has yet to confirm the move but even the rumour may create a splash and send houses prices in Stratford plunging," the publication said.

Tom Daley and boyfriend Dustin Lance Black are both very busy with their respective careers as the diver is deep in training for the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, while the screenwriter was tapped to pen "Earthquake," to be directed by "Star Trek: Episode 7's" JJ Abrams.

Meanwhile, Tom Daley has signed on to the "Let's Stay Together" campaign which aims to fight off the bid to break up Britain, the HuffingtonPost said.

According to the site, the campaign has attracted a number of celebrities and personalities including Simon Cowell, Lord Melvyn Brag, Cilla Black, Trinny Woodall. JK Rowling even donated one million pounds to the campaign but was harassed on social media for her actions.

"It's more of a PR exercise than anything else, as nobody who lives outside Scotland is permitted to vote in the forthcoming referendum," the HuffPost said.

In its official website, organizers claimed that they have so far collected 16,000 signatures that riled against the referendum on Scotland's Independence set on September 18.

"Let's Stay Together brings together people of all political persuasions, from every community and corner of Britain, from all backgrounds and interests, to express how much we value the United Kingdom and Scotland as part of it," it said.