Key Takeaways
- Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff are jointly filing for divorce after three years of marriage, according to a source who said they reached a "mutual decision."
- Sources confirmed their separation in July and denied infidelity, with one saying the pair will remain "lifelong friends."
- Antonoff said he plans to keep performing songs about their marriage from Bleachers' Everyone for Ten Minutes, citing his commitment to emotional honesty with fans.
Margaret Qualley and Jack Antonoff are moving forward in the dissolution of their marriage.
The estranged spouses were confirmed by sources to be separated in July after three years of marriage. Antonoff, 42, and Qualley, 32, who began dating in 2021, were described as having a "rocky" relationship, while another source said they were "figuring things out."
According to People story, a source said Antonoff and Qualley are "filing for divorce jointly" and have reached a "mutual decision" in ending their marriage.
"They share a deep affinity and love for one another, and though their romantic partnership is ending, they will absolutely be lifelong friends," the source added.
In July, a source shared that there had not been infidelity between the soon-to-be ex-spouses, calling the gossip "categorically untrue."
"There are no trust issues. There was no infidelity or anything outside of respect and partnership in this relationship," the source said.
The former couple have been separated publicly in recent months, with The Substance star being absent from the New York City wedding of Antonoff's longtime collaborator Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, despite her husband being in attendance.
Earlier this week, Antonoff talked to The Guardian about performing material from his band Bleachers' new album, titled Everyone for Ten Minutes, which contains songs about his marriage.
"Songs which I wrote recently, I obviously was really worried about this specific thing," he told the publication. "I sat long and hard with it and thought, 'If I change the setlist …' and in my gut there was a unanimous jury that said, 'No, this is the deal. The deal I've made with my audience is that I'm going to tell you honestly how I feel and I’m going to risk at any moment having to stand behind it for fucking ever.'"
