What did they actually say?
Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano confirmed the end of their relationship in a joint Instagram post on July 25, 2026. The caption, capped by Instagram's own character limit, reads: "After six wonderful years and a beautiful love story, we have decided together to follow our hearts and bring our relationship to an end." Per DJ Mag and Your EDM, the two techno headliners frame the split as mutual, saying their connection has "taken a different form" while staying "united by music," with continued care and respect for one another.
Why does the professional side matter here?
Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano built their relationship inside the same industry they both headline. Six years that overlapped with de Witte's rise into one of techno's biggest global draws and Sangiuliano's reputation as one of the genre's most technically respected producers, culminating in their marriage in 2022, a year after they got engaged. Bookers, promoters and labels have long treated them as a genuine creative pairing rather than two DJs who happen to date, which is exactly why neither is stepping back from the music now that the relationship is over.
What happens to their joint music now?
The two have collaborated on record before, most notably a joint remix of the trance classic "The Age of Love," released around the time of their 2021 engagement. Their statement doesn't name a new joint project, but both sides describe the musical relationship as ongoing on its own terms. Nothing changes on the road either: both artists are keeping their individual tour and festival dates as scheduled, and de Witte played Tomorrowland's Mainstage in the days immediately before the announcement went out.
"After six wonderful years and a beautiful love story, we have decided together to follow our hearts and bring our relationship to an end."
