Olivia Wilde has recently spoken out about her ex-fiancé Jason Sudeikis in an interview with Variety. The two were engaged for several years before parting ways in November 2020.

However, it was not until an incident at CinemaCon in Las Vegas in April 2022 that Wilde decided to speak out about their relationship.

In the interview, Wilde called Sudeikis “vicious” for serving her with custody papers on stage while she was promoting her latest film, Don’t Worry Darling.

She also criticized the lack of security at the event, calling it a “huge breach” and expressing concern about the potential for further attacks.

Wilde went on to say that Sudeikis’ actions were not entirely surprising to her, implying that there were issues in their relationship before their split.

She added that the incident distracted from the work of the studio and the other people involved in the film.

The couple has two children together, Otis and Daisy, who are eight and five years old respectively. It is unclear how the custody arrangement is currently being handled, but Wilde mentioned that they have worked out a plan.

CinemaCon is a yearly convention that brings together members of the film industry to promote upcoming movies and projects.

It is attended by a wide range of people, including actors, directors, producers, and executives.

In April 2022, Wilde was scheduled to appear at the convention to promote Don’t Worry Darling, which she directed and starred in.

The film is a psychological thriller set in the 1950s and also stars Harry Styles and Florence Pugh.

As Wilde began her presentation, she noticed an envelope on the stage and asked if it was for her. Upon opening it, she discovered that it contained custody papers from Sudeikis.

Despite the unexpected development, Wilde remained composed and continued with her presentation without missing a beat.

In the interview with Variety, Wilde praised her own professionalism and said that she was not easily distracted.

However, she also expressed disappointment with the situation and called Sudeikis’ actions “vicious.”

The incident raised questions about security at CinemaCon and other high-profile events. Wilde pointed out the various measures that were in place, such as badges and COVID-19 tests, and said that the envelope should not have been able to make it onto the stage.

Wilde’s comments provide insight into her relationship with Sudeikis and the events that led to their split.

She also highlights the potential risks of security breaches at major events and the need for improved protections in the future.