‘Not many people know’: Olivia Molly Rogers splits from boyfriend Morgan Waterhouse

Olivia Molly Rogers has revealed she’s separated from her boyfriend of seven months, Morgan Waterhouse.

Olivia Molly Rogers has split from her boyfriend of seven months, Morgan Waterhouse.

According to the Daily Mail, the former Miss Universe Australia shared the news with photographers at Tuesday’s Melbourne Cup, where she was a guest of Penfolds.

“We’re not together anymore,” the 31-year-old said of herself and the model, asked if he would be joining her in The Birdcage.

“Not many people know that.”

According to the outlet, Waterhouse enjoyed the festivities a mere 100 metres away, at the G.H.Mumm marquee.

Olivia Molly Rogers at the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday. Picture: Mark Stewart

The former Miss Universe Australia confirmed her split from boyfriend Morgan Waterhouse. Picture: Instagram

Rogers – who split from her husband, Justin McKeone, in October 2022 after eight months of marriage – debuted her relationship with Waterhouse in April this year.

The pair were recently forced to deny engagement rumours, after a number of Rogers’s social media followers speculated over a photo of her wearing a ring.

“I get asked this all the time, no, I’m not engaged,” she wrote in response.

“This ring was my grandma’s and was gifted to me by my mum.

“I wear it almost every day – always on my right hand. The camera on selfie mode flips it so it looks like my left.”

Rogers and Waterhouse debuted their relationship in April. Picture: Instagram

The model, who shocked followers when she announced her separation from McKeone, told host Allira Potter in a January interview with Mamamia’sFill My Cup podcast that she hadn’t “been that good at choosing partners”.

“It’s funny, I feel like I’ve always been quite good at choosing friends,” Rogers said.

“I just haven’t been that good at choosing partners. We’re working on that.”

Rogers said she’d “definitely” been putting herself out there more since her break-up from McKeone.

“You can get so comfortable in certain situations – whether that is a relationship with a partner or with certain friends that you’ve had for years – but they might not actually be serving you,” she said.

“I think it is important to always re-evaluate your relationships and see if they are bringing what you need. And if they’re not, then end it. I think there’s no shame in getting out of something that isn’t serving you anymore.”