Love on the Spectrum: Why Did Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman Break Up?

After Connor Tomlinson and Georgie Harris, another Love on the Spectrum couple, Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, have revealed their breakup. The couple announced their split, as per The Sun US, and later confirmed it in an exclusive statement to People.

“Abbey and David spent four and a half years together and truly value the time they shared and each other,” the statement said, adding, “At this point, they want different things and have decided to go their separate ways, but they remain friends, wishing each other the best.”

Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman first met during Season 1 of the Netflix hit in 2021 and quickly became a fan-favorite couple. The split has surprised fans, especially as they celebrated their fourth anniversary together in July 2025 (Instagram).

Abbey Romeo & David Isaacman Split Over Marriage Disagreement

Love on the Spectrum couple Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman’s split has sparked questions, with reports suggesting a disagreement over marriage may have played a role. While the couple has not officially revealed the exact reason, sources told The Sun US that discussions around tying the knot became an issue.

Love on the Spectrum couple Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman | Credit: Netflix

“They couldn’t come to an agreement on when to get married. She was ready years ago; he still needed time,” one source claimed. A separate insider close to Isaacman added, “They did break up, but he is doing very well.”

The pair were together for nearly five years, celebrating milestones and sharing their journey with fans on social media. However, behind the scenes, marriage had become an ongoing topic. Abbey Romeo openly expressed her desire to wed David Isaacman as early as Season 2, even sharing details of her dream wedding.

They also made a guest appearance on Love on the Spectrum Season 4, hinting at taking the next step. However, there were subtle signs of hesitation. Abbey Romeo told the producers in Season 4, “Neither one of us are ready to get married… We already feel like we’re already married in our hearts,” as per People.

She also spoke about being cautious, shaped in part by her parents’ divorce. “I don’t want to be a divorced lady like my mom, so that’s why I don’t want to rush it, take my time to get married,” she said.

In the end, it seems timing and priorities may not have aligned, leading the couple to go their separate ways while still respecting each other.

Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman are not the only Love on the Spectrum couple to go their separate ways, as Connor Tomlinson and Georgie Harris have also confirmed their breakup. While the couple did not go into full detail themselves, it was revealed that their differences became clear during a trip to London (Netflix).

Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman Relationship on Love on the Spectrum

Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman’s relationship on Love on the Spectrum quickly became one of the most loved stories on the show. The two first met during Season 1 in 2021 on a blind date at a wildlife park, where they bonded over their shared love of animals, especially lions, as well as Disney movies and romance.

Abbey Romeo, diagnosed with autism at age 2, runs her own hand-knitted hat business, Made by Abbey. David Isaacman was diagnosed at age 3 and works in the human resources department at Beverly Hills City Hall and is also involved with the Miracle Project, which supports individuals with autism (Cardinals Climb biography).

Their relationship grew both on and off screen. The couple enjoyed trips, met each other’s families, and built a deeper emotional bond over time. Their shared experience of being on the autism spectrum also helped them understand each other better.

Abbey Romeo once shared, “We understand each other [and] the way our minds work,” as per People, adding, “We’re kind and patient with each other, and we’re our true selves.”

Over the years, Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman became the emotional heart of the series. Fans admired their honesty and the way they supported each other, while some appreciated how their story showed real and meaningful relationships on the spectrum.

The couple stayed together for nearly five years, celebrating milestones and sharing their journey with fans online. Their sweet and genuine dynamic earned them a strong and loyal following throughout the show’s run.

Love on the Spectrum is streaming on Netflix.