Court records filed Friday in Kings County Supreme Court confirm that actor Margaret Qualley and music producer Jack Antonoff have formally initiated divorce proceedings, bringing their three-year marriage to a legal conclusion.
The filing, submitted in Brooklyn, New York, lists the matter as an uncontested matrimonial action. Qualley appears as the plaintiff in the case, with Antonoff designated as the defendant. Legal representatives for both parties have not yet provided comment on the proceedings.
According to information available, the couple separated in July of this year, several months before the formal filing took place.
Qualley, age 32, has established herself as a prominent figure in contemporary cinema. Her work includes notable performances in “The Substance” and Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.” Her career has been marked by a willingness to take on challenging and diverse roles across independent and mainstream productions.
Antonoff, 42, represents one of the music industry’s most accomplished figures in recent years. The songwriter and producer has accumulated 14 Grammy Awards throughout his career, working alongside some of the most successful artists of the current era. His production credits include collaborations with Taylor Swift, Lana Del Rey, and Sabrina Carpenter, among others. Beyond his production work, Antonoff leads the band Bleachers and has maintained a significant presence in popular music for more than a decade.
The relationship between Qualley and Antonoff began in 2021, during a period when both were experiencing considerable professional success. Their romance progressed relatively quickly by Hollywood standards, culminating in their marriage in August 2023. The wedding took place approximately two years after they began dating.
The uncontested nature of the divorce filing suggests that both parties have reached agreement on the terms of their separation without requiring judicial intervention on disputed matters. Such proceedings typically move through the court system more efficiently than contested divorces, though the specific details of any settlement remain confidential.
Neither Qualley nor Antonoff has made public statements regarding the dissolution of their marriage. The couple had maintained a relatively private relationship throughout their time together, with limited public appearances and minimal discussion of their personal lives in media interviews.
As both continue their respective careers in entertainment, the divorce proceedings will move forward through the New York court system in the coming months.
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