Rich Polk/Penske Media via Getty Love Island USAseason 6 fan-favorite couple JaNa Craig and Kenny Rodriguez have broken up A source confirms to PEOPLE that Craig, 28, broke up with Rodriguez on Sunday, July 27 "There was no big, public blowout," the source adds, referring to online rumors that the couple got into a fight at David Dobrik's birthday party in L.A. on Saturday, July 26 Love Island USA'sJaNa CraigandKenny Rodriguezhave broken up. The fan-favorite couple from season 6 of the hit Peacock series is no longer together, a source confirms to PEOPLE. "There was no big, public blowout," the source says, referring to online speculation that the former couple got into a fight atDavid Dobrik's birthday party on Saturday, July 26, which they attended together. "That did not happen." Craig, 28, broke up with Rodriguez, 25, the following morning. Per the source, "They will not be getting back together." Reps for Craig and Rodriguez did not immediately respond to PEOPLE's request for comment. TMZwas the first to report the news. As of Sunday, July 27, the day of their split, Craig and Rodriguez no longer followed each other on Instagram. They have also both removed several posts that used to feature cuddled-up photos of them together. Randy Shropshire/Peacock via Getty Several otherLove Island USAseason 6 stars have also unfollowed Rodriguez. Craig's close friends,Serena PageandLeah Kateb, and their boyfriends,Kordell BeckhamandMiguel Harichi, no longer follow Rodriguez.Kaylor MartinandLiv Walkeralso unfollowed him. Notably,Connor Newsum, whom Craig has had a tense relationship with since the show, has also unfollowed Rodriguez. The couple ended season 6 in third place last year, and a few months later,Craig told PEOPLE that "nothing [had] really changed" between themas they settled into life in the real world. "[We] do a lot of work together but we also have just [the right] amount of time so we can miss each other," she said. Kim Nunneley/Peacock Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. "That distance also helps the heart grow fonder," she continued. "But it also doesn't put a lot of pressure on us to need to be with each other all the time. I kind of like it that we don't live in the same city right now." They were focused on not moving quite so "fast" compared to how things go inside the villa. "Now that we're outside, we can take our time." Read the original article onPeople