Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano End Their Six-Year Relationship
Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano have confirmed the end of their relationship after six years, sharing a joint statement that they remain 'united by the music'.
Techno’s most visible couple have brought their love story to a close. On 25 July 2026, Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano confirmed the end of their relationship after six years together, sharing a joint statement that framed the decision as mutual, tender and free of drama. For a partnership that fans watched grow from a lockdown studio session into a marriage, the news lands as the quiet final chapter of one of the scene’s defining romances.
If any record captures the Charlotte de Witte and Enrico Sangiuliano partnership, it is their 2021 rework of Age Of Love’s trance touchstone ‘The Age Of Love’. Made during the months they spent locked down together, it topped Beatport, went on to earn a Gold certification, and became the sound of two careers converging. The timeline below traces how the relationship and the music moved in step.
In their joint post, the pair wrote: “After six wonderful years and a beautiful love story, we have decided together to follow our hearts and bring our relationship to an end. Our love has now taken a different form, rooted in deep gratitude, support, understanding and always united by the music. We’ll still be in each other’s life, with respect and deep care. We sincerely wish each other nothing but the very best.”
The couple got engaged in 2021 around the release of that remix and married the following year. Both remain among techno’s biggest touring names and label bosses, de Witte at the helm of KNTXT and Sangiuliano running NINETOZERO, and nothing in the statement suggests either is stepping back from the studio or the road. The line about staying “united by the music” reads less like a goodbye and more like a redefinition of a bond built as much on shared artistry as on romance.
The announcement also closed an unusually loud week for de Witte, who had delivered a surprise Tomorrowland mainstage appearance the weekend before. That contrast, a career high followed within days by a deeply personal statement, is a reminder of how publicly these artists’ lives now play out.
The Techno Airlines view: Breakups in dance music are rarely handled with this much grace. By centring gratitude rather than grievance, de Witte and Sangiuliano have set a template for how two high-profile artists can separate while protecting both their creative legacies and each other. Given how entwined their catalogues already are, few would be surprised to see them share a booth again, this time as collaborators rather than a couple.
More on both artists: Charlotte de Witte, Enrico Sangiuliano, and the wider circuit on our techno festivals hub.
Sources: DJ Mag, Your EDM, We Rave You.
