‘There was no fight’: Abbey’s mum shuts down claims she and David split over marriage
'They have a forever bond'
thetab.comHere are the latest public reports about Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman.
Core update
- Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman have publicly confirmed they split after about four and a half years together. They stated they want different things and have decided to go their separate ways, but remain friends. The announcements followed media speculation in early April 2026 and were echoed by several outlets, including People and The Sun, which cited sources close to the couple.[1][2][5]
Key context from early coverage
- Reports indicated disagreements over marriage timing as a factor in their split, with some insiders suggesting Abbey was ready to marry sooner than David.[2][3][1]
- After the news broke, Abbey and David released a joint statement emphasizing they value the time they shared and that they remain on good terms.[5][1]
Additional details and reactions
- Abbey’s family commentary surfaced later, with Abbey’s mother addressing the situation and stressing that there will always be a strong, lasting bond between Abbey and David.[4]
- Coverage continues to note they met on Love on the Spectrum and how their relationship evolved on the show and in real life, with ongoing fan interest in their post-breakup lives.[6][2]
What this means going forward
- There’s no indication of hostile or acrimonious behavior in the reported split; multiple outlets describe the parties as amicable and respectful of one another’s paths ahead.[1][5]
- Public discussion is likely to continue focusing on how Abbey’s personal growth and autonomy intersect with her dating life following the breakup.[4]
Citations
- Abbey and David break silence over Love on the Spectrum split.[1]
- Love on the Spectrum's Abbey and David split up after 5 years.[2]
- Love on the Spectrum Abbey and David split.[3]
- Abbey’s mum shuts down claims over marriage split.[4]
- Abbey Romeo, David Isaacman release joint statement after split.[5]
- ET Online and other outlets covering updates and reactions.[6]
If you’d like, I can summarize what each source specifically says or pull a quick timeline of events and public statements.