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Margaret Qualley Appears Publicly After Jack Antonoff Split


Margaret Qualley is not sitting on the sidelines after her breakup.

Two weeks after the announcement of the Honey Don’t! actress’ separation from her husband of nearly three years, Jack Antonoff, she made her first public appearance on the set of her new movie.

The 31-year-old was spotted in Jersey City, N.J., on July 22, filming the upcoming horror movie Possession, a remake of the 1981 psychological horror film of the same name.

While working on the Paramount Pictures remake, directed by writer-director Parker Finn, Qualley—who is reportedly portraying the lead character Anna opposite Callum Turner—was seen running down the street in an all-black outfit that included a buttoned-up cardigan, long skirt, tights, and short heels. Another scene showed her running in a different top, a simple black long-sleeve shirt instead of the cardigan. Her long dark hair was styled in a loose braid down her back.

Before the Substance actress returned to work following her split from Antonoff, her team aimed to clarify rumors surrounding their breakup.

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