Madelyn Cline found it "difficult" to work with Chase Stokes after their break-up.
The 28-year-old actress starred alongside Chase, 33, in Outer Banks, the hit Netflix series, and Madelyn found it tough to work with the actor in the initial aftermath of their high-profile split.
The blonde beauty - who dated Chase in 2020 and 2021 - told The Hollywood Reporter: "There were moments when it was difficult, absolutely."
Despite this, Madelyn and Chase ultimately found a healthy way of working together.
The actress - who played Sarah Cameron, Chase's on-screen love interest - shared: "Once the dust kind of settled, we were able to just revert to the friendship that we always had. At some point, you look at each other and you’re like, ‘Are you ready to stop being miserable? Because I’m ready.'"
Madelyn also admitted that she initially struggled to cope with a sudden rush of fame and success.
The actress said: "It’s like, here you go, here I am, on a silver platter. There’s no acclimation. No time wasted."
Meanwhile, Madelyn previously explained that she found Los Angeles to be "a whole different world" when she moved to the city.
The actress hails from Goose Creek in South Carolina - but Madelyn moved to Los Angeles to pursue her career ambitions, and she recalled feeling out of place in the city.
She told Paper magazine: "I think I’m — and I say this with love and pride — I’m equal parts emotionally tuned-in and completely clueless at the same time.
"When I first moved to LA, I remember feeling like, I know myself. I’m grounded. But I have no idea what anyone here is talking about. It was a whole different world. I’ve learned over time that every place you go is kind of like its own audition. You have to switch gears, wear different jeans, different shoes, whatever it is."
Asked if it was like "code-switching", Madelyn replied: "It’s like code-switching, but not necessarily in a cultural way.
"It’s more like adapting. You’re a chameleon. I didn’t understand that when I first got there. But someone told me once, every time you step outside your apartment in LA, it’s the biggest audition of your life. And they were right."
