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Olivia Wilde Knew It Was with over with Jason Sudeikis when He Said This
Wilde said the exchange confirmed they were done, and the couple later remained together through the COVID-19 lockdown with their two children.
- On Wednesday, actress-director Olivia Wilde told host Alex Cooper on 'Call Her Daddy' that a conversation during her 36th birthday drive in March 2020 revealed her relationship with actor Jason Sudeikis was over.
- Wilde explained the couple had endured a "real bumpy ride" for some time before the birthday, admitting that moment helped them both realize the relationship had reached its end.
- When asked if he bought a gift, Sudeikis replied, "What would I get you, Olivia? I don't know you," a painful truth Wilde acknowledged reflected that they "didn't know each other anymore."
- Days later, COVID-19 lockdowns forced the pair to remain under the same roof with children Otis and Daisy, complicating their separation and leading to their November 2020 split announcement.
- Reflecting on the split, Wilde expressed gratitude for the space to be "completely present" with her children while separated, emphasizing they ultimately recognized they worked better apart.
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Sometimes a single sentence is enough to end a great love. So it was with Olivia Wilde, as she now tells in a podcast.
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Olivia Wilde speaks out about the exact moment she knew relationship with Jason Sudeikis was over – Democratic Accent
Olivia Wilde revealed that a striking comment from Jason Sudeikis during a birthday-night drive home crystallized what the former couple had been struggling to admit: their relationship was over. The “Don’t Worry Darling” star offered a rare glimpse into the private struggles behind her split from Sudeikis, revealing the heartbreaking exchange that ultimately confirmed what the couple had been reluctant to admit. Wilde said the breakup ultimatel…
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