Jason Sudeikis is reportedly frustrated after his ex-fiancée, Olivia Wilde, went into detail about the end of their relationship.
During the Wednesday, June 17, episode of Call Her Daddy, Wilde, 42, spoke about a specific conversation she and Sudeikis, 50, had that made her realize their relationship was over.
“Jason and I had been having a rough time for a while. We had a real bumpy, bumpy ride,” the Don’t Worry Darling director told podcast host Alex Cooper.
Wilde went on to explain that on the way home from a birthday celebration for her, she asked the Ted Lasso star if he had gotten her anything for her birthday.
“He said, ‘What would I get you, Olivia? I don’t know you,'” she recalled. “And he wasn’t wrong. We didn’t know each other anymore. That was when we realized it was over.”
However, sources close to the actor told Rob Shuter’s Naughty But Nice Substack on Thursday, June 18, that he felt like Wilde’s version of events left out important context.
“The narrative makes it sound like Jason simply checked out of the relationship,” one source said. “People close to them remember a far more complicated situation.”
Another source said that Sudeikis and “those closest to him feel the real story is being overlooked.”
“From their perspective, everything changed when Olivia fell for Harry [Styles],” the source continued. Wilde and Styles, 32, were in a relationship for nearly two years after meeting on the set of her film, Don’t Worry Darling in 2020 — around the same time she and Sudeikis called it quits.
“Jason has spent years rebuilding his life,” the source added. “He doesn’t understand why old wounds need to be reopened when everyone involved is trying to move on.”
A third source told Naughty But Nice that Sudeikis was initially worried about his kids learning of the former couple’s conversation in the future.
“Jason is incredibly private and was shocked to see this story resurface years later,” the source explained. “His first thought was their children. One day they’ll read these interviews, and that’s what hurts the most.”
The Tron: Legacy actress and Sudeikis first began dating in 2011 and went on to welcome two children – Otis, 12, and Daisy, 9.
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Timothy Busfield wants his indictment thrown out … telling a judge the prosecutors’ presentation of evidence to the grand jury failed to tell the whole story.
The actor filed papers asking a judge to toss the grand jury indictment because the state of New Mexico has “abdicated its role in administering justice” and is blindly pursuing an indictment against him.
Busfield says prosecutors are well aware of an independent investigation into the allegations against him conducted by Warner Bros. that he says found nothing to back those allegations, a lie detector test Busfield passed in which he said he never inappropriately touched one of the alleged victims, and multiple witness affidavits defending him … but has chosen to ignore all of that.
The star says he decided to testify in his own defense in front of the grand jury … and he claims he was treated unfairly by the prosecutor, who he says treated the appearance like “adversarial cross-examination.”
As you know … Busfield surrendered to authorities in New Mexico in January, several days after a warrant for his arrest was issued — and he was indicted on child sex abuse charges in early February. He has denied all the allegations against him. His wife, fellow actress Melissa Gilbert, has insisted he’s innocent as well.
Our “2 Angry Men” podcast hosts Harvey Levin and Mark Geragos have insisted the prosecutors are out-of-control headline seekers … blasting them for not looking into the criminal conviction on fraud charges by one of the parents connected to the case.

The California Highway Patrol is investigating the deaths of a couple whose bodies were found in a running vehicle on the side of the 5 Freeway near Redding earlier this week.
The deceased were identified as Judith and Wylie Sheldon, longtime members of the San Francisco art community who lived in the city’s Pacific Heights neighborhood. Judith was 84 and Wylie was 86.
Around 5:46 p.m. Monday, a CHP officer stopped after seeing a Jeep Compass pulled over on the right shoulder of the 5 north of Fawndale Road. Inside, he found the Sheldons unresponsive.
“A second CHP officer arrived on scene, and both officers rendered medical aid to the parties along with medical personnel,” the agency said in a statement.
The couple was pronounced dead at the scene. A cause of death is still under investigation, authorities said, but it “appears to be medically related.”
The temperatures in Redding that day were above normal, with a high of 109 degrees.
A representative from the National Weather Service told The Times this was “near record-breaking heat.”
The Sheldons spent their lives with other artists, often opening their home for the San Francisco Silent Film Festival, according to reporting from SFGate. Judith was board chair for the festival.
“They were so dear and devoted to one another,” Anita Monga, the artistic director of the San Francisco Silent Film Festival, told the outlet. “I know that being part of San Francisco was very important for them. They were in a position to be supportive of the arts. They raised their family here, and they were such integral parts of the community.”

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Daveigh Chase, known for roles in “The Ring” and “Lilo & Stitch,” died Tuesday in Los Angeles, according to NBC News. She was 35.
Her father, John Schwallier, told the outlet via text that his daughter “died of complications of bacterial meningitis and a blood infection.”
Additionally, he said that Chase “was suffering from severe malnutrition.”
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Her former manager, John Ryan Jr., disputed claims made in a recent crowdfunding campaign published before reports of Chase’s death began circulating.
“Daveigh’s estate has plenty of means to pay for the cremation,” Ryan said in a statement to Deadline. “John is next of kin and never signed any paperwork over to this so called boyfriend.”
TMZ was first to report Chase’s death through her alleged boyfriend, Roy Hernandez.
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“That GoFundMe is not going toward ANY expenses for Daveigh,” Ryan told the outlet. “Myself, her father, her uncle and all of us close friends who knew her for decades are encouraging people not to donate to this page.
“This man making these claims brought her into the hospital in terrible condition and didn’t let any of the family know until she passed so he can control the dialogue. Daveigh’s actual family is handling all arrangements, we have contacted go fund me to let them know this man started this page on his own under Daveighs name when she was already unresponsive and urging people to report the page and not donate.”
Chase was born in Las Vegas and began singing and dancing at a young age before landing her first role in a Campbell’s Soup commercial.
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Her star power continued to rise when she was cast to voice Lilo at only eight years old, and worked alongside Tia Carrere and Chris Sanders to bring the Oscar-winning animated Disney film to life.
In addition to voicing Lilo in the film, Chase recorded more than 60 episodes of “Lilo & Stitch: The Series,” and voiced the character in various video games and multimedia projects.
The same year, Chase earned legions of fans in another demographic after her chilling role as “Samara” in the DreamWorks classic horror, “The Ring.”
In 2003, the young actress earned the best villain award at the 2003 MTV Movie Awards, and beat Mike Myers, Colin Farrell, Willem Dafoe and Daniel Day-Lewis to win the trophy.

AEW rolled into Smart Financial Centre in Sugar Land, Texas, for yesterday’s episode of Dynamite, where they also taped Saturday’s (June 20) episode of Collision.
AEW has advertised multiple matches for this weekend’s show. Let’s see how the results panned out, courtesy of spoilers from Wrestling Observer Radio.
“Jungle” Jack Perry & Young Bucks defeated The Lethal Twist in a trios match.
Maya World beat ROH Women’s World Champion Athena to advance to the final match of the women’s Owen Hart tournament. Athena and Mercedes Mone attacked the underdog babyface after the match was over.
Zack Sabre Jr. picked up a win over Adam Priest in a match that “went too long.”
Chris Jericho and Tommaso Ciampa had a face-to-face confrontation to set up a match on July 8 at AEW Dynamite Beach Break.
The Hurt Syndicate quickly beat two jobbers. Afterwards, MVP’s group said they are no longer interested in winning championships, they just want to make money.
Mistico returned to AEW and defeated Dante Martin. Mistico got a “giant reaction” during his entrance.
PAC beat Jay Alexander. It was announced that PAC will fight IWGP Global Heavyweight Championship Shota Umino at Forbidden Door.
Kris Statlander advanced to the Survival of the Fittest match with a win over Mina Shirakawa. Harley Cameron was on commentary for this bout.
Do you plan to check out Collision on Saturday night on TNT and/or Max? Let me know in the comments below, Cagesiders.