Inside Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff’s Reported Split

A love story that once looked like something out of a Hallmark movie is reportedly hitting a rocky patch. New details are emerging about what allegedly pushed the couple to call it quits, even as some close to the pair hold out hope for reconciliation.

Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff have reportedly gone their separate ways, though insiders suggest this may not be the final chapter for the couple. The split comes just months before what would have been their third wedding anniversary.

A source told People that the relationship between the two has been "rocky," while another added that the "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" star and the Bleachers frontman are currently "figuring things out."

The timing is notable: Antonoff is deep into his Bleachers Forever tour, while Qualley has entered pre-production on the upcoming horror film "Possession." Neither party has addressed the split publicly.

Qualley, however, has quietly wiped wedding photos from her Instagram — images she originally posted in March to celebrate Bleachers' single "dirty wedding dress," a track in which Antonoff sings about their marriage.

The couple's romance dates back to August 2021, when they were first spotted kissing during a date in Brooklyn. Their relationship went public the following year at an AFI Awards Luncheon, where they showed support for Qualley's Netflix series "Maid."

That March, they made things Instagram official — a day after the Critics Choice Awards, Qualley posted a photo with Antonoff captioned simply, "Date night." Their romance moved quickly from there.

By May 2022, news broke that the two were engaged, and in August 2023, they tied the knot in New Jersey in front of a star-studded guest list that included Taylor Swift, Channing Tatum, Zoë Kravitz, Cara Delevingne and Lana Del Rey.

Antonoff spoke fondly of their whirlwind connection during an April appearance on SiriusXM's "The Howard Stern Show," recalling that he knew instantly he'd marry Qualley after meeting her at a party in 2021.

"I saw her and it was like a [expletive] Hallmark movie that doesn't seem believable," he said. "When I met her, I started imagining things that I'd never even imagined, like marriage."

Despite that fairy-tale beginning, insiders now claim the marriage faced strain from early on. "They argue a lot, and between her career and him constantly being on the road or working late in the studio, it's been difficult," the first source said.

Speculation around the split intensified after Antonoff attended Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's wedding on Friday, July 3, without his wife by his side. He instead brought his sister, Rachel, a choice that fueled breakup chatter online.

Since then, additional insiders have weighed in on the factors behind the couple's unraveling.

"Jack could be very particular about how he liked things," a source told Page Six, adding, "He'd often prefer for things to be done the way he thought was best, and Margaret didn't always feel like her perspective was being heard or given the same weight. Communication was definitely a challenge between him and Margaret."

Looking back, there were subtle signs of tension building for months. In April, Qualley swapped her Instagram handle from @isimostar — a nod to her husband's song "Isimo" — to @sarahmargaretqualley23.

Around the same time, fans noticed that Bleachers had dropped "Margaret," a song inspired by the actress, from the Bleachers Forever tour setlist. According to Setlist.fm, the band last performed the track during their June 13 show.