Olivia Wilde denied claims that she dumped Jason Sudeikis for Harry Styles.
Sudeikis says he and Wilde parted in November 2020. Two months later, Wilde was noticed with Styles.
It was “absolutely false” according to Wilde that the two relationships overlapped.
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In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Olivia Wilde rejected claims that she “left” her ex-boyfriend Jason Sudeikis for Harry Styles.
Wilde and Styles began dating in January 2021, two months after Wilde and Sudeikis, who share two children, ended their relationship and divorced in November 2020. This led to internet conjecture as to whether or not the two relationships overlapped.
“The ridiculous notion that I abandoned Jason for Harry is entirely false,” Wilde told Vanity Fair. “Our relationship ended prior to my meeting Harry. Like the dissolution of any relationship, it does not occur overnight. Unfortunately, Jason and I had a very rocky relationship, and we officially ended it at the beginning of the pandemic.”
Wilde stated that issues began to arise between her and Sudeikis after they shared a locked apartment in 2020.
“We were raising two children throughout the lockdown, so we co-parented,” she explained. “Once it became apparent that cohabiting was no longer advantageous for the children, it became the responsible thing not to, as we could be better parents as friends living in separate residences.”
Olivia Wilde, Chris Pine, Harry Styles, Gemma Chan, and Florence Pugh attend the Campari Passion For Film 2022 Award on August 31, 2022 in Venice, Italy, at the 79th Venice International Film Festival.
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Wilde added: “I can not get the necessity to fabricate fake tales and create drama surrounding this topic. I mean, haven’t the children endured enough?”
Wilde stated that she was “very forthright” with her children on the matter.
In recent weeks, Wilde has been the subject of online rumors regarding her next film “Don’t Worry, Darling,” which will star Styles. Wilde and Styles began dating after the pop sensation replaced Shia LaBeouf in the film.
Wilde told Variety last month that LaBeouf had to be replaced because his “combative energy” was “not conducive to the ethos that I require from my shows.”
However, LaBeouf claimed in an email to the publication that he abandoned the film on August 17, 2020, owing to insufficient rehearsal time. At the time of his departure, the “Transformers” actor supplied screenshots of texts and a video he claims were exchanged with the director.
Wilde remarked to Vanity Fair: “This subject is much more intricate than can be conveyed through the publishing of private texts out of context. I will only say that he was replaced and that he had no future. I hope for his speedy recovery.”