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Trouble in paradise?
Margaret Qualley sparked breakup rumors with her husband, Jack Antonoff, just weeks shy of their third wedding anniversary.
Eagle-eyed fans noticed that the “Maid” actress quietly deleted traces of the music producer from her Instagram.
As of this publication, previous images that Qualley posted from their August 2023 wedding were no longer on her Instagram.
The only image the “Substance” star has of her husband is one she posted of them laughing together last February.
However, they still follow each other on the social media platform.
Additionally, Qualley recently changed her Instagram handle from @isimostar to @sarahmargaretqualley23 in April.
Fans also noticed last Friday that the Golden Globe nominee did not accompany Antonoff to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s star-studded New York City wedding.
Page Six has reached out to reps for both Qualley and Antonoff for comment but did not immediately hear back.
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Qualley, 31, and Antonoff, 42, first sparked romance rumors in August 2021 after they were spotted kissing while on an ice cream date in NYC.
The following year, the Bleachers frontman and the “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood” actress made their first official public appearance together at the Critics’ Choice Awards.
In May 2022, rumors surfaced that the pair had gotten engaged after Qualley was spotted wearing a ring on that finger at the Cannes Film Festival. The bauble was estimated to be worth nearly $100,000.
The following August, the couple tied the knot in an intimate ceremony at Parker’s Garage on Long Beach Island in New Jersey.
Qualley was previously linked to Shia LaBeouf, Nat Wolff and Pete Davidson, while Antonoff famously dated Lena Dunham from 2012 to 2018.
The musician and the “Girls” creator, 40, narrowly avoided an awkward run-in at Swift and Kelce’s wedding on July 3.
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