Did Josh Allen and Brittany Williams have an awkward run-in at the Kentucky Derby?
The Buffalo Bills quarterback and his rumored ex-girlfriend appeared to be at Churchill Downs over the weekend, where they were photographed separately.
Williams attended the Kentucky Derby with her friend, Karlee Zacky, who appeared to confirm the breakup in a post on her Instagram Story, captioned: “Now accepting husband applications @brittwilll.”
The post — which included a photo of two donning traditional derby hats — has since expired.
However, a screen grab of the photo was shared by a Twitter user.
It’s unclear if Allen and Williams crossed paths at the Kentucky Derby.
The Pro Bowl quarterback was all smiles on the red carpet in a light blue suit and sunglasses.
It is unclear exactly when Allen and Williams called it quits.
The couple — which was together for more than five years — became the subject of breakup rumors last month when Williams unfollowed Allen on Instagram, and appeared to celebrate her birthday without him.
Brittany Williams and Karlee Zacky in May 2023. Instagram/Karlee Zacky It came after they vacationed together in March 2023.
Williams has since removed any trace of the couple’s relationship from her Instagram page — and Allen’s last Instagram post about Williams was in April 2020.
Allen and Williams — whose love story began when they were family friends growing up in Fresno, California — have been dating since 2017.
During an appearance on Kelly Stafford’s “The Morning After” podcast in September 2022, Williams said the couple met as 8 year olds at a pool party.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen walks the red carpet at the 149th running of the Kentucky Derby on May 6, 2023, at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Brittany Williams and Josh Allen in December 2019. Instagram/Josh Allen Williams added that they were introduced by Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum.
Both Allen and Williams have yet to directly address speculation that they have gone their separate ways.
The influencer, who has 174,000 Instagram followers, frequently attended Allen’s home games at Highmark Stadium.
Allen is preparing for his sixth NFL season.
The Bills have OTAs, which include 10 voluntary organized team activities, from May 22 to June 8 — with mandatory minicamp set to begin on June 13.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen throws a pass against the Dolphins during the second half in the AFC Wild Card playoff game at Highmark Stadium on Jan. 15, 2023 in Orchard Park, New York. Getty Images Buffalo is looking to make a deep playoff push after they were ousted in the divisional round for the second consecutive year last season.
