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Who says exes can’t be friends?\u00a0Sean Penn<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong>and\u00a0his ex-wife\u00a0Robin Wright\u00a0<\/strong><\/a>have been seen out and about together on quite a few occasions recently, shortly after each split from their respective new spouses. Despite the recent outings, an insider close to the pair has revealed that they’re simply very close, according to a new report from\u00a0People<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n The insider revealed that despite being seen together on a few occasions both of the actors aren’t seeing anyone. “They are both single right now and get along great,” the source told the outlet. Sean, 62, finalized his divorce from his wife<\/a>\u00a0Leila George\u00a0<\/strong>in April 2022, after marrying in July 2020 and separating in October 2021. Robin, 56, split from her husband\u00a0Clement Giraudet\u00a0<\/strong>in September 2022, after marrying in August 2018. Sean and Robin were wed from 1996 to 2010.<\/p>\n While the source said that both actors are single, they also explained that the\u00a0Mystic River\u00a0<\/em>star was really happy to continue bonding with his ex-wife, with who he shares a daughter<\/a>\u00a0Dylan<\/a>,\u00a0<\/strong>31, and a son Hopper, <\/strong>29,\u00a0with. “Sean has always said that Robin is the love of his life. He regrets many things that happened during their marriage. He really enjoys spending time with her now,” they said.<\/p>\n The report about the pair’s friendship comes after the former couple was seen traveling and spending more time together earlier in January. The pair were seen walking together through LAX<\/a> airport on January 13. Shortly after the trip, they were seen chatting during an outing i<\/a>n Los Angeles.<\/p>\n Despite the new report that they “get along great,” it seems like it may have taken some time for Sean and Robin to come to an agreement on co-parenting. Sean opened up about the two having differences during a 2018 interview on\u00a0Marc Maron’s\u00a0<\/strong>WTF<\/a>\u00a0<\/em>podcast. “We have very separate relationships with our kids at this point and it seems to work better that way because they are making their own decisions,” he said at the time. “As it turned out she and I did not share the same ethical views on parenting, including the continuing parenting of adult children.\u201d<\/p>\n