Mika Abdalla and Jake Short Call Off Engagement Amid New Season of Off Campus

Actress Mika Abdalla has called off her engagement with Jake Short just as she starts filming the second season of the hit series Off Campus on Amazon Prime Video. The couple, who had been together since 2021, confirmed their separation through a representative. While they will remain on friendly terms, they have requested privacy during this time. The new season of Off Campus will adapt Elle Kennedy's book The Score, featuring returning cast members and new additions. Read on to learn more about their relationship and the upcoming series.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jun 2, 2026, 18:35 IST

Mika Abdalla's Engagement Ends as Filming for Off Campus Season 2 Begins

Actress Mika Abdalla, who recently commenced shooting for the second season of the popular hockey romance series Off Campus on Amazon Prime Video, has ended her engagement with actor Jake Short. The couple, who had been together since 2021, got engaged after four years of dating. A spokesperson for Abdalla confirmed the split, stating that the two will continue to support each other and maintain a friendly relationship. They have requested privacy during this time.

Details on the Split

In a statement to Us Weekly, Abdalla's representative mentioned, "Given the recent interest in Mika’s personal life, it is important to clarify that she and Jake are no longer together." The couple met while filming the Hulu movie Sex Appeal, where Abdalla portrayed Avery Hansen-White, a student exploring the complexities of love, while Short played her romantic interest, Larson. Their engagement was confirmed by Short’s manager, Brian Medavoy.

About Jake Short

Jake Short, 29, gained fame through his role as Fletcher Quimby in the Disney Channel series A.N.T. Farm. He has also appeared in shows like Mighty Med, Lab Rats: Elite Force, and All Night, as well as films such as This is the Year and Supercool.

What to Expect in Off Campus Season 2

The upcoming season of Off Campus will adapt Elle Kennedy’s novel The Score, which is the third installment in the Off Campus series. Returning cast members include Ella Bright, Belmont Cameli, Antonio Cipriano, and Jalen Thomas Brooks, with India Fowler joining the cast as Grace Ivers, the love interest of Cipriano's character, John Logan. Co-showrunners Levy and Gina Fattore have confirmed that all eight episodes of the new season have been scripted.