Last week, a report claimed that the 'Don't Worry Darling' director is 'still very much upset' about the breakup with the 'As It Was' crooner and that she's still trying to 'move on.'
- Dec 17, 2022
AceShowbiz - Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde apparently have very different ways to cope with their highly-publicized split. If a new report is to be believed, the "As It Was" crooner is "not too broken up," while the "Don't Worry Darling" director is still "upset" over the breakup.
A source spilled to Entertainment Tonight that "[Olivia] is still pretty hurt by her breakup with Harry." The insider added, "Olivia and Harry had a lot of love for each other and had a great time together, so it's been an adjustment for her."
The so-called informant further noted that Harry isn't as gutted. "Harry is doing his own thing and focusing on work and his friends. He isn't too broken up about their split," claimed the source.
This isn't the first outlet to report that Olivia has been hurting following the two ending things. On November 22, PEOPLE reported that the "Booksmart" filmmaker was "disappointed" over the split. "The break has been difficult for Olivia," a source said, "They have had some issues, but Olivia thought they were gonna work through it all. She is disappointed. It's just a tricky situation, though."
Last week, Us Weekly reported, "Olivia is still very much upset about the breakup. She is trying to move on. Olivia thought going on vacation would allow her to decompress, but dating isn't on her list of priorities."
Olivia and Harry, who started dating in January 2021, hit some rough spots this fall, leading to their split. A source claimed that the move was a "very amicable decision." The so-called insider added that the now-exes "are still very close friends."
The informant further added that the pair went separate ways due to "different priorities," saying, "Right now, they have different priorities that are keeping them apart. The public pressure on them has been difficult. They've had ups and downs throughout the relationship."
