Love on the Spectrum Star Abbey Romeo Supports Ex David Isaacman After Breakup

The longtime couple, who were the reality show's longest-standing pair, recently split but remain supportive of each other's endeavors.

Apr. 10, 2026 at 6:09pm

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An abstract close-up image of a shattered mirror reflecting a soft, glittering light, conveying the emotional fragility and complexity of relationships.The breakup of a beloved reality TV couple exposes the delicate nature of autistic relationships and the importance of continued support.San Diego Today

Abbey Romeo, a star of the Netflix reality series Love on the Spectrum, has shown support for her ex-boyfriend David Isaacman following news of their breakup. Romeo liked Isaacman's recent Instagram post about his upcoming children's book, which he said is 'very personal' to him and features characters on the autism spectrum, just like Isaacman. The couple, who dated for over four years, were the longest-standing couple on the show before their split.

Why it matters

The breakup of Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, who were fan favorites on Love on the Spectrum, highlights the challenges that neurodiverse couples can face, even when they share a deep connection. However, their continued mutual support for each other's projects demonstrates the strength of their bond and the importance of representation and understanding for people on the autism spectrum.

The details

Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman met on the set of Love on the Spectrum and quickly became one of the show's most beloved couples. They celebrated their four-year anniversary in July 2025, visiting the San Diego Zoo where they had their first date. However, news broke on April 9, 2026, that the couple had split. Despite the breakup, Romeo showed her support for Isaacman by liking his recent Instagram post about his upcoming children's book, which he said is inspired by his own experiences and features characters on the autism spectrum.

  • On July 12, 2021, Abbey and David had their first date at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
  • In July 2025, the couple celebrated their four-year anniversary by returning to the San Diego Zoo.
  • On April 9, 2026, news broke that Abbey and David had split.
  • On April 9, 2026, David Isaacman announced the upcoming release of his children's book, 'The Big Five Save the Lions', which is set to hit shelves on August 11, 2026.

The players

Abbey Romeo

A star of the Netflix reality series 'Love on the Spectrum' who recently split from her long-term boyfriend, David Isaacman.

David Isaacman

Abbey Romeo's ex-boyfriend and a fellow star of 'Love on the Spectrum', who is set to release a children's book inspired by his own experiences as someone on the autism spectrum.

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What they’re saying

“It's inspired by me and my friends, reimagined as kids and superheroes. We care about protecting animals and standing up for what matters. The characters are also on the autism spectrum, just like me, and that representation means a lot.”

— David Isaacman

What’s next

Isaacman's children's book, 'The Big Five Save the Lions', is set to be released on August 11, 2026.

The takeaway

The breakup of Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, who were a beloved couple on 'Love on the Spectrum', highlights the challenges that neurodiverse couples can face, even when they share a deep connection. However, their continued mutual support for each other's projects demonstrates the strength of their bond and the importance of representation and understanding for people on the autism spectrum.