Harry Style and Olivia Wilde end their relationship after 2 years of dating; Here’s why!

In 2022, another pair says bye! After dating for almost two years, Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde have reportedly split up. The two met and fell in love on the sets of Don't Worry Darling. For those who don't know, Styles and Wilde first became romantically linked in January 2021 when they were seen holding hands while attending Grammy-winning musician Styles' manager Jeffrey Azoff's wedding in California. During his speech during the wedding, Harry allegedly referred to Olivia as his girlfriend.

Not the same as it was

According to numerous sources, Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are taking a break from their romance. a source disclosed, "He is currently touring internationally. and her children. It's a very cordial choice." They're still extremely good pals, the source for the duo claimed. Then a friend said, "Right now, they have contrasting priorities that are separating them." Those who follow Hollywood news are well aware of the contentious, widely reported drama surrounding Don't Worry Darling, particularly in light of the persistent rumours of a conflict between Wilde and the film's star Florence Pugh: "The pressure from the general public has been challenging. Their partnership has gone through ups and downs."

Was there dumping involved?

According to an insider, Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde are still close friends even though they have a history of dating and breaking up: "Between them, there is no animosity. Both Harry nor Olivia did not break up. The fact that they have been together for as long as they have is evidence of their unique connection." The insider went on to add that the difficulties of a long-distance relationship were a factor in the 28-year-old singer-actor and the 38-year-old actress-director putting a halt to their romance "They are taking a break. He'll be on every continent the following year, and Olivia already has a job and kids, so it's difficult to be in a relationship. They should both do this; it is the appropriate thing to do."