Grammy-winning music producer Jack Antonoff and actress Margaret Qualley have jointly filed for divorce after three years of marriage, months after their separation became public.
The couple submitted an uncontested divorce filing Friday, October 30, 2026, in Kings County Supreme Court in Brooklyn, New York. Court records identify Qualley, 32, and Antonoff, 42, under their full legal names, Sarah Margaret Qualley and Jack Michael Antonoff. The couple has no children, and a judge must still approve the necessary paperwork before the divorce is finalized.
A source familiar with the couple told People that the decision to separate was mutual and that Antonoff and Qualley intend to remain friends. The source described their relationship as one built on affection and respect, saying they continue to care deeply for one another.
News of their separation first surfaced in July, when Qualley's representative addressed reports about the relationship. The representative denied allegations of infidelity or trust issues, maintaining that the couple continued to respect and support each other despite their decision to separate.
Antonoff and Qualley began dating in 2021 and married in August 2023 during a ceremony attended by several prominent entertainment figures. Their relationship frequently intersected with their creative work, including Qualley's involvement in music videos for Antonoff's band Bleachers.
Qualley, known for her performances in The Substance and Maid, choreographed, co-directed and starred in Bleachers' 2024 music video for "Tiny Moves." She previously described the project as a love letter to Antonoff, whose production credits include collaborations with Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey.
Antonoff recently addressed the personal significance of continuing to perform songs inspired by his relationship with Qualley. His latest Bleachers album, Everyone for Ten Minutes, includes material written about their marriage. In an interview with The Guardian, he said he considered changing his concert setlists but ultimately decided to continue performing the songs as written.
The divorce filing is classified as uncontested, indicating that the couple is pursuing the dissolution through an agreed process rather than a contested court battle. The reported court records show that the settlement paperwork remains subject to judicial review.
A final judgment of divorce has yet to be entered, leaving the marriage legally intact until the court completes its review and approves the dissolution.
