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Creators React to Love on the Spectrum Breakup
18 Apr
Summary
- Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman ended their relationship after nearly five years.
- Creators acknowledged breakups are inevitable in a show about love.
- The couple appeared on Season 1 of the Netflix dating series.

Fans of the Netflix dating show "Love on the Spectrum" were saddened to learn of the recent breakup between Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, who first appeared in Season 1. The couple confirmed their separation on April 10, 2026, after nearly five years together.
Despite their nearly five-year relationship, which included significant growth and travel documented across multiple seasons, their breakup was confirmed shortly after the premiere of the show's fourth season. The couple had made a guest appearance in the season finale, with all seemingly well.
Show creators Cian O'Clery and Karina Holden reflected on the news. O'Clery noted that a relationship cannot be a fairytale if it's not beneficial for both individuals. Holden added that breakups are an inevitable aspect of producing a show centered around love.
While the creators' words offer perspective, they acknowledged the emotional difficulty of such separations. They stressed that the well-being and personal choices of the individuals involved are paramount, even when those choices involve parting ways.