Tyga and Madelaine Petsch have split after over a year of dating.

The 36-year-old rapper first sparked speculation that he was dating the Riverdale actress in February 2025 when they were seen sitting courtside at a Los Angeles Lakers game, and a week later, they were spotted arm-in-arm at the Vanity Fair and Instagram Vanities Party before leaving the bash together in the same car.

However, multiple sources told People magazine they have now gone their separate ways.

While it is unclear when they split, just two months ago, Tyga - who has son King Cairo, 13, with former partner Blac Chyna - and Madelaine were seen on an "affectionate" date at the opening night of Scary Farm at Knott's Berry Farm theme park in California.

A source said at the time: "They're really happy and she's been spending time with his son too."

While the pair never publicly spoke about their romance, the 32-year-old actress recently spoke about how she prefers to keep her personal life private.

She said on the Call Her Daddy podcast: "I am at a place in my life where I've been a public figure for 10 years and I've tried to navigate my private and my public lives for a very long time, not very well.

"And the reality is, I know I'm on a show where I should be talking about my relationships, but like, I'm not going to."

But she explained the main quality she wants in a partner is "consistency".

She explained: "I think that's one thing I learned is really important: consistency in a partner. Kindness. Love. It's like, honestly not that hard, I think, to be in a good relationship. Communication. Support for my career. Trust is really important."

Meanwhile, Madelaine recently revealed that she's still able to "lean on" her Riverdale co-stars Lili Reinhart and Camila Mendes for help and support.

She told The Hollywood Reporter: "Those two girls are still my absolute best friends in the whole world.

"It can go one of two ways when you shoot a show like that, and it went the right way with us. We all came up together in a really intense environment, having shot up to a world that we'd never been in before: fame and a successful TV show. We had each other to constantly lean on in any scenario."

Madelaine thinks she's fortunate to have worked with such supportive people.

She said: "We still call each other to be like, 'I am doing this movie. Have you heard of this director?' And someone will say, 'Oh, I met with him.' And someone will ask, 'What was your experience like?' We're a unit.

"No matter what we do or where we are, we always support each other. It's rare in Hollywood to find people who don't feel competitive with you and support you so unabashedly, so I'm really lucky to have found my people."