Harry Styles and Olivia Wilde’s romance was a casualty of negative press


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Did managing the relationship became too much for the young singer? Photos: AP, AFP

Harry Styles may have broken up with Olivia Wilde because he was so unhappy with the negative press around their movie Don’t Worry Darling.

“He is a very positive, chilled-out person and constant stories about Florence Pugh and Wilde fighting drove him nuts,” said one source.

“It kind of took the air out of their romance. Plus, he is not ready to play daddy to her kids with Jason Sudeikis.”

Managing the relationship with her and the kids was becoming a burden for the young actor, who became famous singing in the boy band One Direction.

“He feels she needs to settle her custody case and concentrate on her children,” said my source. “The age difference was starting to show its ugly fangs.” – New York Daily News/Tribune News Service

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