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Abbey Romeo from Love On The Spectrum performed White Stripes covers at the Hollywood Bowl, backed by Jimmy Kimmel, Jon Stewart, and Conan O’Brien, during Netflix Is A Joke Festival.
HBO Max's The Pitt topped Nielsen's weekly streaming rankings for March 30–April 5, 2026 with 1.16 billion minutes watched—its eighth straight week above 1 billion and 11th time above the threshold since season 2 premiered—while Netflix's Love on the Spectrum posted a best-ever week (865 million minutes) and Prime Video's Invincible hit a series high (611 million), with other titles like Paradise (Hulu) and Crime 101 also ranking prominently; the data reflects U.S. TV-set viewing only.
Pari Kim and Tina Zhu Xi Caruso, stars of Netflix's Love on the Spectrum, announced via Instagram that their relationship has ended and that they are now just friends; Zhu Xi Caruso indicated their mutual split, while Kim stressed honesty and kindness. The news comes on the heels of another cast breakup (Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman), signaling more relationship turbulence among the show's reality stars.
Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, stars of Netflix's Love on the Spectrum who dated for five years, have reportedly broken up over disagreements about when to wed, per The Sun. Representatives haven’t commented. The breakup unfolds after Season 4 appearances and a guest spot at an engagement party, with sources saying Abbey was ready to marry while David wanted more time.
Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, stars of Netflix's Love on the Spectrum, have split after five years of dating due to disagreements about marriage. Abbey wanted to wed sooner while David needed more time; Abbey had previously said she wasn’t ready for marriage but felt they were “married in our hearts.” The couple began dating in 2021, and insiders say they have broken up, with no official details on when the breakup occurred.
Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, stars of Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum, reportedly split after five years due to a disagreement about marriage; sources say Abbey was ready to marry years ago while David wanted more time.
Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum Season 4 follows neurodivergent young people as they seek romance, mixing familiar faces with new stories and emphasizing genuine connection, family support and straightforward dating over the sensational drama that often dominates reality TV, offering a hopeful, life-affirming alternative.
Netflix unveils seven new titles for March 30–April 5, led by XO, Kitty Season 3 arriving April 2. The lineup also includes Love on the Spectrum Season 4, Aaron Chen: Funny Garden, Untold: The Death and Life of Lamar Odom, Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer, The Bad Guys: The Series Season 2, and The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson, with releases ranging from March 31 to April 3.
This week on Netflix brings a diverse lineup, including "Love on the Spectrum U.S." season 2, "Maboroshi," "End of the Line," "Sixty Minutes," and "Captivating the King." The offerings range from a heartwarming docuseries about neurodivergent individuals seeking love to an anime film and a Korean historical drama, providing something for everyone's viewing pleasure.