Love on the Spectrum: Abbey Romeo’s Family and Ex Explain the Real Reasons Behind Her Breakup with David Isaacman

Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, who gained public attention through their appearance on Netflix’s “Love on the Spectrum,” have ended their nearly five-year relationship. The couple’s split was confirmed by Abbey’s mother, Christine Romeo, who shared insights into the breakup during a YouTube video alongside her cousin Mary Romeo.

According to Christine Romeo, there was no dramatic confrontation or disagreement over engagements or moving in together that led to the separation. Instead, the decision to part ways stemmed from the couple growing apart over time and realizing they had different outlooks on life.

Christine explained that while Abbey expressed a desire to get married, this sentiment reflected her wish to feel like a “normal person in the world and do what they do in their relationships.” David, was content with his own way of life, and the couple ultimately recognized their differing paths.

The matriarch described their five-year relationship as “successful” and expressed gratitude for the time they shared, calling it a “fabulous relationship.” She emphasized that despite the breakup, Abbey and David remain friends and will continue to share a lasting bond.

Abbey Romeo, who is 27, and David Isaacman, who is 31, first became known to audiences through their participation in the dating reality series that highlights individuals on the autism spectrum navigating relationships. Their journey on the show was noted for its authenticity and positive representation.

The breakup comes after the couple was seen together at public events, including Netflix’s Primetime Emmy afterparty in 2024. Since the separation, Abbey has returned to social media, including Instagram, where she has shared updates with her followers.

Christine Romeo’s public comments aim to clarify the nature of the split, countering any speculation of conflict or blame. By framing the end of their relationship as a mutual realization of differing life goals, she underscores the respect and care that remains between her daughter and David Isaacman.