Julia Garner and Mark Foster have reportedly ended their marriage after more than six years together, according to a source familiar with the situation.

Neither Garner nor Foster has publicly commented on the reported separation, and representatives for both have not issued official statements.

A Romance That Began Years Earlier

The Ozark actress and the Foster the People frontman first met at the Sundance Film Festival in 2013. Although they didn’t begin dating immediately, they later reconnected through social media, eventually beginning a relationship that led to an engagement in 2019.

Foster proposed during a trip to Montana, reading Garner a poem he had written before asking her to marry him. The couple later tied the knot in an intimate New York City Hall ceremony in December 2019.

A Marriage Filled With Personal Moments

Throughout their relationship, the couple often shared heartfelt tributes celebrating anniversaries and career milestones. Foster even surprised Garner by writing and performing an original song for their first dance at their wedding reception.

Garner also publicly acknowledged her husband during several major award wins, including her Emmy Awards and Golden Globe, thanking him in emotional acceptance speeches.

Recent Signs Sparked Speculation

Fans had recently noticed that several older social media posts celebrating their relationship had been removed from their Instagram accounts, though neither publicly addressed the changes.

While online activity often fuels speculation, it does not necessarily explain the reasons behind a relationship’s status. At this time, no details about the reported separation or its cause have been confirmed.

Both Continue Busy Careers

Garner remains one of Hollywood’s most sought-after actresses following her award-winning role in Ozark, while Foster continues his work as the lead singer and songwriter for Foster the People.

For now, both appear to be focused on their respective careers as fans await any official comment regarding the reported split.