Make Page Six a Preferred Source Jen and Zac Affleck are officially no longer together, but they are still maintaining daily contact.
“They’re still talking every day and co-parenting really well,” a source exclusively told Page Six of the exes. “The kids are the number-one priority right now.”
On Nov. 3, Jen filed for divorce from Zac in Utah after seven years of marriage.
The former couple share three children — Nora, 5, Lucas, 3, and Penelope, 1. Jen is currently pregnant with their fourth child and is said to be due any day.
One source shared with us that they wouldn’t be surprised if Jen and Zac reconciled and got back together, although another source says they don’t see them reuniting as clearly.
Jen, 27, and Zac, 30, recently moved their family to Orange County for Hulu’s spinoff, “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County.”
In the show’s fourth episode, Jen shares that she and Zac were in a separation period and she felt like he was hiding something. During that time, unbeknownst to her, Zac withdrew $100,000 from their joint bank account to invest in Bitcoin, leading to her decision to file for divorce.
“He was like, ‘I f–ked up,” Jen revealed of the final straw moment. “You wanted to separate so I didn’t tell you because I knew if you found out you would divorce me,’” Jen recalls.
“I said, ‘Yeah, I’m done. I’m divorcing you.’”
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This isn’t the first time Jen has opened up about feeling disrespected by Zac.
Prior to her filing, the “Dancing with the Stars” season 34 alum shared a video of Zac criticizing her post-pregnancy body and was “never my biggest supporter.”
Zac then took to social media to issue an apology to Jen for the way he’s treated her in the past.
“I was supposed to protect your heart and I failed,” he said on TikTok. “I’m sorry for the way I spoke to you. I’m sorry for dimming your light. I’m sorry I was so young and immature. I’m sorry I couldn’t make the changes I needed to. And I’m sorry I let things get to this point.”
On Nov. 11, Zac was spotted taking his oldest daughter to Disneyland as he does his best to move forward.
“He’s trying to be a good dad and maintain normalcy for the kids,” a source shared.
Zac also took to Instagram after the outing to share with his followers that he’s spent the last week reflecting and accepting responsibility for his part in the split.
“Over the past several days, I’ve seen the conversations online surrounding my family, my marriage, and my past actions that have unfolded onscreen,” Zac, who didn’t film the spin-off series, said. “I understand why certain moments have been difficult for people to watch, they’re difficult for me too.”
“As I reflect on this time in my life, I fully acknowledge that my words and actions were unacceptable, and they hurt those I care about the most.”
The post continued, “I have taken full responsibility for my behavior, and I deeply regret how my actions negatively affected Jen throughout our relationship. There is no excuse for the moments where I failed to show her the kindness, respect, and compassion she deserves.”
“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County” is currently streaming on Hulu.
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