Thandiwe Newton and Ex Ol Parker reunite in first photos since breakup – Hollywood Life
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Thandiwe Newton reunited with her estranged husband Ol Parker three months after the couple was supposed to have detached. The Westworld The star was spotted in Los Angeles on Friday, July 30 to meet up with her ex-producer, to whom she has been married for 20 years and has three children. The pair looked to behave together as Thandiwe took the cell phone from Ol while waiting on the sidewalk outside her taxi, as pictured here.
The Mission Impossible 2 alum rocked an eclectic ensemble with white t-shirts, sparkly cardigans, raincoats, and lace-up skirts. She led the chic bohemian look with an orange beanie, an oversized tote, and a pair of flats. At one point, she pulled out a bubble wand and started blowing bubbles. Ol, meanwhile, kept it casual in an oxford and khakis as he handed the phone over with a smile.
The actress met Ol for the first time when they were both working on a TV project in 1996. Two years later, they got married and eventually welcomed 3 children: a daughter. Ripleyborn in 2000, and Nico Parkerborn in 2004, and son Booker JombeBorn in 2014.
During the brief reunion, it was found that Thandiwe had no boyfriend, the 25-year-old musician. Lonr (real name Elijah Dias). Couple sparks romance rumors after they packing on PDA during a walk together in Miami in April. A month later, they were discovered in a sushi daywhere they rowed outside the famous Matsuhisa restaurant in Hollywood.
Thandiwe isn’t just in the midst of a split with her husband – she’s also dealing with the consequences of Reportedly fired are from Magic Mike 3 after a heated argument with its star Channing Tatum. In addition, the film’s production team is said to be concerned about Thandiwe’s mental health. “Thhandiwe was acting weird on set… enough for the producers to worry about her mental state,” a source told the newspaper. However, a spokesman for Warner Bros. said in a statement, “Thhandiwe Newton has made the difficult decision to abandon Warner Bros. Pictures’ production of ‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’ to deal with family issues.”
