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David Duchovny and Téa Leoni Separate
Originally posted 06/29/2011 09:20AM
David Duchovny and Téa Leoni, married for 14 years, have separated, their reps confirm to PEOPLE.
The actor, 50, and actress, 45, separated in 2008 for several months, the same year that the Californication star entered a rehabilitation center to be treated for sex addiction. But they reunited and soon seemed closer than ever.
The couple first met early in their careers when they were both interviewing for the same guest spot on the Tonight Show. They married in 1997.
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Téa Leoni Wants David Duchovny to Clap – Not Sing – at Christmas
Originally posted 12/05/2010 11:15AM
Téa Leoni is looking forward to belting out holidays tunes with her extended family this Christmas, but says there's one person who will not be encouraged to sing along: husband David Duchovny.
"I'm really excited honestly for this Christmas because all of us crazy Pantaleonis are getting together," she told PEOPLE at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball Tuesday. (Leoni's grandmother, Helenka Adamowska, founded the U.S. Fund for UNICEF.) "All together there's something like 40 of us and there's a lot of singing."
"I have a lot of musical cousins," she says. "David will not be singing. We just encourage David to clap along."
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David Duchovny & Téa Leoni Together for Californication Party
Originally posted 07/21/2009 12:30PM
Just one month after spending Father's Day together on the Malibu shore with their two children, David Duchovny brought his estranged wife Téa Leoni to Saturday's season-three wrap party for his Showtime series Californication.
"David and Téa came in holding hands and got drinks together at the bar," one guest tells PEOPLE. "Then he wandered off to talk to [costar] Pamela [Adlon], but once the gag reel was about to begin he went to find Téa."
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David and Téa: 'They're Still in Love'
Originally posted 06/21/2009 09:15AM
David Duchovny and Téa Leoni looked like the picture perfect family on June 14 as they frolicked on the Malibu beach with their two kids, smiling and playing in the water.
The couple has shown a united front – and no discord – since they announced their separation last fall after Duchovny voluntarily entered rehab for sex addiction. Sources tell PEOPLE the couple remains close for the sake of their children Madeline, 10, and Kyd, 7.
"Their relationship has really improved," says a pal of Duchnovny, who stars in the Showtime series Californication. "They're still in love. They very much care for each other and whatever happens they are working it out for the kids."
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Lucy Liu Turns 40, Gets Humanitarian Award
Originally posted 12/04/2008 12:10PM
Lucy Liu has received a special 40th birthday present: a Danny Kaye Humanitarian Award from UNICEF.
"I feel overwhelmed and incredibly happy," the Dirty Sexy Money star said at the UNICEF Snowflake Ball in New York Wednesday night, where guests included Téa Leoni, first daughter Barbara Bush, and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Liu's birthday was actually Tuesday, but that didn't stop the many guests at the event from wishing her well.
She also got a special birthday tribute from Oscar-nominated songwriter Jon McLaughlin, who sang "Happy Birthday" to her before performing his single "Beating My Heart."
The actress lost her voice before the event, but still participated in the evening's auction. She donated $10,000 for a raft to carry supplies over water.
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Newspaper Calls Its Story of David Duchovny and Tennis Coach 'Inaccurate'
Originally posted 11/17/2008 06:50PM
The U.K. Daily Mail is apologizing for what it now calls an "inaccurate" article about a relationship between David Duchovny and a tennis coach.
"On October 19, an article about actor David Duchovny may have suggested he had an amorous relationship with a tennis coach, Edit Pakay," the paper says. "We now accept this is inaccurate and Ms. Pakay and Mr. Duchovny are only friends who used to play tennis occasionally. Their relationship went no further and was not a factor in Mr. and Mrs. Duchovny's separation. We apologize to Ms. Pakay, Mr. Duchovny and to Mr. Duchovny's family."
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Lawyer: David Duchovny Denies Affair with Tennis Instructor
Originally posted 10/20/2008 02:50PM
David Duchovny, who is separated from wife Téa Leoni, denies a report he had an affair with his tennis coach, the actor's lawyer tells PEOPLE.
"The stories about an alleged affair between David Duchovny and his tennis instructor, Edit Pakay, are completely false," attorney Larry Stein says.
The U.K.'s Mail on Sunday reports that the two became involved after Duchovny, 48, hired Pakay for private tennis lessons and that the pair had been "physical" for at least six months.
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David Duchovny, Téa Leoni Remain Friendly
Originally posted 10/16/2008 02:00PM
Though David Duchovny and Téa Leoni confirmed that they have been separated for several months, a source who knows the couple says they still appear close and friendly.
"They get along great together," says a source in their New York City neighborhood.
"They are such a nice family, so down-to-earth," the source adds. The family was seen together at the Czech Street Festival in Manhattan earlier this month.
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David Duchovny & Téa Leoni Separated 'For Several Months'
Originally posted 10/15/2008 06:35PM
David Duchovny, who recently left rehab for sex addiction, and wife Téa Leoni released a statement Wednesday saying they have been separated for some time.
"In light of continuous speculation over the lives and marriage of Tea Leoni and David Duchovny, the couple has confirmed that they have in fact been separated for several months," the statement says. "The couple had hoped to keep this separation private for the sake of their children."
Duchovny, 48, has been married to actress Leoni since 1997. They have two children, daughter Madelaine West, 9, and son Kyd, 6.
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Post-Rehab, David Duchovny Steps Out with Téa Leoni
Originally posted 10/07/2008 01:00PM
Fresh out of rehab for sex addiction, David Duchovny looked cozy with wife Téa Leoni when the pair stopped by the Czech Street Festival Saturday in Manhattan.
"They looked like normal people, just a husband and wife enjoying the festival," a representative for the Czech Center New York told PEOPLE.
"They came in the early part of the day – around 11 or noon – visited the festival, bought some food and left," said the source for the Czech Center, which organized the festival. "It looked like they might have walked through on a morning walk."
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