The Apex Times
Above the Noise
Culture Wire
Culture‘RHOBH’ star Amanda Frances says she is leaving the show after one seasonThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO backs “Team Ellison” as Paramount-Warner merger faces court delayThe Apex TimesCultureWarner Music Group says digital streaming revenue rose 12% as licensing deals and cost controls supported results, CEO Robert Kyncl saidThe Apex TimesCulture‘Violent Night 2’ Producer Says Mrs. Claus Nearly Appeared at the End of the First Film, Changing How Kristen Bell’s Character Would Have PlayedThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO Eduardo Acuna backs Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger during pending antitrust caseThe Apex TimesCultureParamount and Warner Bros. staffers report deal-related uncertainty as a multi-state lawsuit delays David Ellison’s merger until MarchThe Apex TimesCultureJoe Jonas Says Disappointing Solo Album Sales Pushed Him to Therapy for the First TimeThe Apex TimesCultureUnion Accuses NBC ‘Chicago’ Production of Cutting Hourly Guarantees, Says Dozens of PAs Are AffectedThe Apex TimesCultureDiddy’s scheduled federal release pushed to Feb. 20, 2028 after reported solitary confinement stint, Fox News reportsThe Apex TimesCulture“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Sets Box Office Record With Biggest Tuesday in History, The Hollywood Reporter SaysThe Apex TimesCultureCat Marnell says her next fiction book will use half real downtown NYC names and half fictional onesThe Apex TimesCulture‘The Bonfire of the Vanities’ Series Adaptation From David E. Kelley and Matt Reeves Is No Longer Moving Forward at Apple TV, Deadline ReportsThe Apex TimesCulture‘RHOBH’ star Amanda Frances says she is leaving the show after one seasonThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO backs “Team Ellison” as Paramount-Warner merger faces court delayThe Apex TimesCultureWarner Music Group says digital streaming revenue rose 12% as licensing deals and cost controls supported results, CEO Robert Kyncl saidThe Apex TimesCulture‘Violent Night 2’ Producer Says Mrs. Claus Nearly Appeared at the End of the First Film, Changing How Kristen Bell’s Character Would Have PlayedThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO Eduardo Acuna backs Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger during pending antitrust caseThe Apex TimesCultureParamount and Warner Bros. staffers report deal-related uncertainty as a multi-state lawsuit delays David Ellison’s merger until MarchThe Apex TimesCultureJoe Jonas Says Disappointing Solo Album Sales Pushed Him to Therapy for the First TimeThe Apex TimesCultureUnion Accuses NBC ‘Chicago’ Production of Cutting Hourly Guarantees, Says Dozens of PAs Are AffectedThe Apex TimesCultureDiddy’s scheduled federal release pushed to Feb. 20, 2028 after reported solitary confinement stint, Fox News reportsThe Apex TimesCulture“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Sets Box Office Record With Biggest Tuesday in History, The Hollywood Reporter SaysThe Apex TimesCultureCat Marnell says her next fiction book will use half real downtown NYC names and half fictional onesThe Apex TimesCulture‘The Bonfire of the Vanities’ Series Adaptation From David E. Kelley and Matt Reeves Is No Longer Moving Forward at Apple TV, Deadline ReportsThe Apex TimesCulture‘RHOBH’ star Amanda Frances says she is leaving the show after one seasonThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO backs “Team Ellison” as Paramount-Warner merger faces court delayThe Apex TimesCultureWarner Music Group says digital streaming revenue rose 12% as licensing deals and cost controls supported results, CEO Robert Kyncl saidThe Apex TimesCulture‘Violent Night 2’ Producer Says Mrs. Claus Nearly Appeared at the End of the First Film, Changing How Kristen Bell’s Character Would Have PlayedThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO Eduardo Acuna backs Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger during pending antitrust caseThe Apex TimesCultureParamount and Warner Bros. staffers report deal-related uncertainty as a multi-state lawsuit delays David Ellison’s merger until MarchThe Apex TimesCultureJoe Jonas Says Disappointing Solo Album Sales Pushed Him to Therapy for the First TimeThe Apex TimesCultureUnion Accuses NBC ‘Chicago’ Production of Cutting Hourly Guarantees, Says Dozens of PAs Are AffectedThe Apex TimesCultureDiddy’s scheduled federal release pushed to Feb. 20, 2028 after reported solitary confinement stint, Fox News reportsThe Apex TimesCulture“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Sets Box Office Record With Biggest Tuesday in History, The Hollywood Reporter SaysThe Apex TimesCultureCat Marnell says her next fiction book will use half real downtown NYC names and half fictional onesThe Apex TimesCulture‘The Bonfire of the Vanities’ Series Adaptation From David E. Kelley and Matt Reeves Is No Longer Moving Forward at Apple TV, Deadline ReportsThe Apex TimesCulture‘RHOBH’ star Amanda Frances says she is leaving the show after one seasonThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO backs “Team Ellison” as Paramount-Warner merger faces court delayThe Apex TimesCultureWarner Music Group says digital streaming revenue rose 12% as licensing deals and cost controls supported results, CEO Robert Kyncl saidThe Apex TimesCulture‘Violent Night 2’ Producer Says Mrs. Claus Nearly Appeared at the End of the First Film, Changing How Kristen Bell’s Character Would Have PlayedThe Apex TimesCultureRegal Cinemas CEO Eduardo Acuna backs Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger during pending antitrust caseThe Apex TimesCultureParamount and Warner Bros. staffers report deal-related uncertainty as a multi-state lawsuit delays David Ellison’s merger until MarchThe Apex TimesCultureJoe Jonas Says Disappointing Solo Album Sales Pushed Him to Therapy for the First TimeThe Apex TimesCultureUnion Accuses NBC ‘Chicago’ Production of Cutting Hourly Guarantees, Says Dozens of PAs Are AffectedThe Apex TimesCultureDiddy’s scheduled federal release pushed to Feb. 20, 2028 after reported solitary confinement stint, Fox News reportsThe Apex TimesCulture“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” Sets Box Office Record With Biggest Tuesday in History, The Hollywood Reporter SaysThe Apex TimesCultureCat Marnell says her next fiction book will use half real downtown NYC names and half fictional onesThe Apex TimesCulture‘The Bonfire of the Vanities’ Series Adaptation From David E. Kelley and Matt Reeves Is No Longer Moving Forward at Apple TV, Deadline ReportsThe Apex Times
Back to front
Away Luggage co-founder Jennifer Rubio and Stewart Butterfield split, Page Six reports
The Apex Times

THE APEX TIMES

Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 5, 7:09 PM EDT

Away Luggage co-founder Jennifer Rubio and Stewart Butterfield split, Page Six reports

Jennifer Rubio and billionaire tech entrepreneur Stewart Butterfield were seen together on the red carpet at the Met Gala in May and recently posed for photos on the international fashion and art scene, before reports said they have ended their relationship.

2 min readEditor-approved Apex article

Jennifer Rubio, identified by Page Six as a co-founder of Away luggage, and Stewart Butterfield, described by the outlet as a billionaire tech entrepreneur, have split, according to a report published Aug. 5.

Page Six said the pair were last seen together on the red carpet at the Met Gala in May, placing their relationship in public view during one of the fashion industry’s highest-profile events. The outlet also said they had been posing for smiling photos on the international fashion and art scene in recent weeks, suggesting their relationship remained visible in public even as plans and schedules shifted around major summer events.

The Aug. 5 report presented the separation as a new development, noting that Rubio and Butterfield were photographed together in earlier appearances. Page Six did not, in the report as provided, attribute the breakup to any specific incident, nor did it include a statement from either Rubio or Butterfield, or from any representative acting on their behalf.

Because no official announcement or documented explanation was included in the supplied report, the timeline for when the relationship ended, and the circumstances behind the split, were not confirmed in the material provided. As is typical with celebrity relationship coverage, additional verification would likely depend on follow-up reporting or statements from the individuals involved.

The breakup nonetheless drew attention because both names are recognizable within overlapping cultural and business circles, and their public appearances have included high-society fashion venues. Their visibility on the Met Gala red carpet in May also underscored that the relationship was being presented in public during peak media coverage, even if the reported split came later.

For those following their work and public profiles, the next concrete sign of change will be whether Rubio and Butterfield continue to appear together at future events that blend media, fashion, and arts. Until then, the only documented elements in the provided record remain the Page Six report and the earlier, public-facing sightings described by the outlet.

Why It Matters

  • The reported split comes after the couple’s public appearances, including a major Met Gala outing in May.
  • The timing suggests their relationship status changed after being visible during high-visibility cultural events.
  • Absent a public explanation, the development remains primarily a matter of public record and media reporting rather than confirmed personal or official details.

Sources

Key Facts

  • Page Six reported Aug. 5 that Jennifer Rubio and Stewart Butterfield have split.
  • The report said the pair were seen together on the red carpet at the Met Gala in May.
  • Page Six said Rubio and Butterfield had recently posed for smiling pictures on the international fashion and art scene.
  • The provided report did not include a reason for the breakup or a direct statement from Rubio or Butterfield.