Apple Fitness+ chief to retire after no wrongdoing found in bullying accusation
By William Gallagher
Published on April 2, 2026.
Jay Blahnik, Apple Fitness+ CEO, is set to retire from the company in July 2026 following accusations of creating a toxic mental health work environment. The accusations were brought against both Apple and Blahnick in 2024, although they were not reported until August 2025. The company has stated that it remains committed to creating a positive workplace and will continue to share the facts through the legal process.
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