Key Details About the Split
Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, who were once considered the golden couple of Love On The Spectrum, have confirmed their breakup after a five-year relationship. The pair first met on the show in 2021 and quickly became a fan-favorite. Their relationship was highlighted by their shared experiences with autism, as well as their mutual love for animals and Disney movies.
In a joint statement to PEOPLE, Abbey, 27, and David, 31, expressed that they had spent four and a half years together and valued the time they shared. They mentioned that they now want different things and have decided to go their separate ways while remaining friends.
The split was first reported by The Sun, which claimed that the couple had called it quits due to disagreements over when they should get married. According to the source, Abbey was ready to tie the knot years ago, while David still needed more time. A close source to David confirmed the breakup but noted that he is “doing very well.”
Background of Their Relationship
Abbey and David’s journey began on the first season of Netflix’s Love On The Spectrum. Their first date took place at a wildlife park, where they bonded over their shared interests. Over the course of three seasons, fans watched them grow together, going on dates, traveling overseas, and becoming prominent figures in reality television.
In Love On The Spectrum season four, released in April, Abbey and David explained that they weren’t ready to get married. However, following the engagement of their co-stars Madison Marilla and Tyler White, Abbey expressed her desire to become a bride. Despite this, the couple has not yet commented on their breakup or whether they would consider returning to the show.
Other Breakups in the Show
Abbey and David are not the only Love On The Spectrum stars to experience a breakup recently. In season four, it was revealed that Connor Tomlinson and Georgie Harris had also gone their separate ways after dating for over a year. While the break-up was mentioned during the season, the actual moment was not shown on camera.
Speaking on her Talk To Me Sis podcast, Connor’s mother Lise explained that Connor initiated the breakup. She emphasized that the decision was made privately between Connor and Georgie, noting that the show respected their wishes to keep the moment private. Lise praised Love On The Spectrum, Netflix, and director Cian O’Cleary for allowing them to maintain authenticity and privacy.
Georgie has since found new love with a boyfriend who “matched her energy,” showing that she is moving forward positively.
Where to Watch the Show
Fans can watch seasons one to four of Love On The Spectrum on Netflix. Additionally, seasons one to two of Love On The Spectrum: Australia are available on Netflix or ABC iView.
