Skye Wheatley split rumors appear to be confirmed as Lachy Waugh shares TikTok moment of her being flirted with

Australian influencer Skye Wheatley and her partner Lachy Waugh are at the center of renewed split speculation after Waugh appeared to acknowledge a possible breakup with a provocative social post.

Waugh shared an screenshot to Instagram from a clip that showed Wheatley being flirted with by two men during a TikTok Live. The post, which he captioned, “Classic, doesn't take long,” was later circulated by influencer-watchers and picked up by entertainment outlets as evidence of a potential rift between the couple. The two men who joined the live chat — known online as Wise Gentleman and Ryan J Stewart — exchanged flirty comments with Wheatley and one of her female friends, describing Wheatley and her companion as a “ballerina” and a “Barbie doll.”

Wheatley also addressed the split rumors indirectly on social media, offering a guarded reply to curious followers. In a published message, she said she has “a personal life outside of Instagram” and implied that some things are better left unsaid, adding that she has “gotten better at this with age.” The comments suggested by the influencer were not an outright denial or confirmation of a breakup, but rather a statement that she does not routinely discuss every aspect of her private life online.

The latest turn comes after fans noted Lachy Waugh’s absence from Wheatley’s feed for more than two months, during which time posts centered on their children rather than their relationship. Social media users questioned whether the couple had quietly parted ways, with some observers noting that Lachy had recently appeared at events and trips without Wheatley or their children. A number of posts from fans highlighted the discrepancy between Wheatley’s public life and the perceived absence of her partner in recent content, fueling ongoing speculation about the status of their partnership.

Wheatley’s comments on personal privacy echoed a broader trend among reality-TV alumni and online personalities who navigate intense public interest in their relationships while trying to shield family life from scrutiny. While some followers urged clarity, others urged caution, emphasizing the importance of privacy for children and family.

Public outreach to Wheatley and Waugh for comment on the latest split rumors did not yield an immediate response from Daily Mail staff, who reported on the IG post and TikTok moment. The absence of a formal confirmation or denial from either party has left the online conversation oscillating between speculation and cautious optimism about a possible reconciliation, or at least a pause in the relationship that could be redefined in the weeks ahead.

Wheatley, 31, and Waugh, 34, first rose to prominence in Australia through reality television and have since built a following as influencers, with content ranging from family life to lifestyle and beauty topics. As with many public figures whose relationships are part of their brand, their followers have developed a keen interest in every public step, every post, and every online gesture that might signal a change in status. The current cycle of rumors underscores how social media can amplify private life into a public conversation, sometimes accelerating narratives before any official word is released.

The dynamics of the couple’s public-facing life, including how they choose to address relationship changes, remain a subject of ongoing interest for their audience. In the meantime, observers will be watching future posts for hints about whether the couple is moving forward together, or stepping back to reassess the terms of their relationship in the weeks to come.