“Sally” no more.

Dakota Johnson and Role Model have reportedly called it quits less than a year after first sparking romance rumors.

A source told People Wednesday that the “Fifty Shades of Grey” actress, 36, and the “Sally, When the Wine Runs Out” singer (born Tucker Pillsbury), 29, split “a while ago.”

Page Six has reached out to reps for Johnson and Role Model for comment.

Earlier this month, Role Model released his third studio album, “Chuck Timely & the Hourglass.” Ahead of its release, the “High Hopes 3000” vocalist confirmed to Nylon Guys that Johnson made a spoken-word cameo on the album’s fourth track, “Love I You.”

He later told Rolling Stone that Johnson’s “voice was perfect on it” and that her contribution made the song “really special to [him].”

The “Materialists” actress and her now-ex were last spotted together in April during a night out in Los Angeles.

The former couple was photographed getting cozy in a parking lot in the Los Feliz neighborhood. At one point, Johnson was seen embracing Role Model from behind, while he was pictured nuzzling her ear.

Johnson and Role Model were first linked romantically in December 2025, less than seven months after she and her ex, Chris Martin, went their separate ways.

Photos obtained by TMZ at the time showed Johnson and Role Model dining with friends.

According to the outlet, the “Madame Web” star and “Look at That Woman” hitmaker “got very close” as they enjoyed the meal.

Sources told TMZ that Johnson was “lying on [Role Model] all cuddled up at the cozy dinner.”

The two continued to fuel speculation about a romance when they stepped out together for another date night in LA in January.

A video obtained by Deuxmoi showed Johnson and Role Model wearing matching black outfits as they headed into French restaurant and wine bar Marvin in Beverly Hills, California.

The former flames appeared to confirm their relationship later that month after being photographed together again in Los Angeles.

They were seen holding hands and smiling at each other as they left a restaurant where they had dined with a friend.