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David Duchovny and Tea Leoni are Still Lovebirds
Looks like it’s still love for stars David Duchovny and Tea Leoni, seen here playing with their two kids on Malibu beach. After David went into sex addiction rehab last year, the couple announced a separation, but a friend says, “Their relationship has really improved.”
“They’re still in love. They very much care for each other and whatever happens they are working it out for the kids,” says the friend.
Star of the Showtime series “Californication,” David’s life has seemingly turned around since his rehab stint. “He’s doing his best to move forward with his life and career,” says the source.
Married in 1997, David and Tea have their two children Madeline, 10, and Kyd, 7. They’ve been seen together a lot lately, from basketball games to beach vacations.
“Their first priority through everything was staying close for their kids and making life as great as it can be for them. They’ll always be a family.”
Nice to hear something positive from Hollywood on Father’s Day. Speaking of which, Happy Father’s Day to all our dad readers here at Famecrawler.
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