Add Page Six on Google Margaret Qualley is business as usual amid her split from Jack Antonoff.
The actress was photographed on Wednesday for the first time since her separation from the Bleachers frontman made headlines.
The Emmy nominee, 31, ran through the streets of Jersey City, New Jersey, in an all-black outfit while filming “Possession.”
Qualley put on a frightened display as she raced around corners and jumped over restaurant booths next to Hamilton Park.
She wore a black sweater, matching skirt, tights and ballet flats for the frantic scene, her hair pulled back in a long braid.
While the remake of the 1981 film also stars Callum Turner, Paul Dano and Diego Calva, Qualley appeared solo in the scene.
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Her role in the horror film comes on the heels of Qualley filming “King Snake” in Arkansas in June.
She was between movies when Antonoff’s close friend Taylor Swift tied the knot in New York City on July 3 — yet still absent from the nuptials, which sparked initial breakup speculation.
Days after Antonoff, 42, attended solo, Page Six confirmed that he and Qualley had called it quits after three years of marriage.
The singer was subsequently spotted in Brooklyn still wearing his wedding ring.
While he and Qualley have yet to comment on their split, a source insisted to Page Six that they are navigating the transition with “love and kindness.”
The insider also claimed any rumors of infidelity “aren’t true.”
We hear “sometimes, these things just don’t work, and it doesn’t need to be for any dramatic reason.”
Another source outlined the pair’s communication “challenges” for us, alleging, “Jack could be very particular about how he liked things. He’d often prefer for things to be done the way he thought was best, and Margaret didn’t always feel like her perspective was being heard or given the same weight.”
The duo started dating in the summer of 2021, got engaged in Paris the following year and tied the knot in New Jersey in August 2023.
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