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Did Julia Garner Just Split from Her Hubby After Six Years? (As If That’s Shocking)

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Stefan Szankowski — Dignitaries walking on a red carpet at an airport., via Unsplash, licensed under Unsplash License (https://unsplash.com/license). Resized.

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Well, well, well, look who decided to toss her wedding ring into the nearest dumpster fire—Ozark star Julia Garner and her allegedly music-making husband, Mark Foster, have reportedly called it quits after a mere six years of matrimonial bliss. As if we didn’t see that coming from a mile away.

Gossip sources are buzzing that their marriage hit the skids faster than a contestant on a reality show after a bad haircut. Last month, our fave chaos agent was spotted ringless on the set of a psychological thriller, and honey, that’s about as subtle as a neon sign flashing “trouble ahead.” It’s not like she was filming a rom-com, where a ring would matter, right?

In case you forgot, this dynamic duo’s romance was about as low-key as a scandalous affair. The last known sighting of them together was at some yawn-inducing Vogue after-party back in October. They got engaged after a whirlwind ten-month romance in April 2019—classic Hollywood move, darling. Mark allegedly swept her off to Flathead Lake to propose, reciting poetry like he was auditioning for a Netflix special. How charming—until it wasn’t.

Fast forward eight months, and they tied the knot in a New York City ceremony that was supposed to have fairytale vibes. They celebrated with cake and dancing at Tribeca’s Locanda Verde, but we all know fairy tales often come with a sinister twist (here’s looking at you, Cinderella). Were we shocked by this split? Perhaps a smidge, but let’s be honest—Hollywood marriages are about as reliable as a weather forecast in April.

Keep your eyes peeled, darlings—this breakup is bound to serve up more drama than a soap opera marathon.

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