Natalie Portman fuels divorce rumors as she reveals living situation after Benjamin Millepied’s alleged affair

Natalie Portman’s recent interview with the Wall Street Journal hints at an official split between the movie star and her husband, Benjamin Millepied. The author of the article, which was published Monday, notes in the piece that the “May December” star “lives in Paris with her two children” but makes no mention of her spouse.

Portman, 42, also arrived solo at the Golden Globes Sunday wearing a Dior Haute Couture dress and no wedding band, further fueling divorce rumors. Page Six has reached out to her reps for comment but did not immediately hear back. The “Black Swan” star has not worn her wedding ring for some time, though.

She wasn’t wearing the significant piece of jewelry on her 11 year wedding anniversary to Millepied in August 2023 and also ditched the ring when going for a stroll arm in arm with him the following month. Although the pair have yet to address the status of their relationship, there has been speculation that they called it quits following Millepied’s alleged affair with a much younger woman named Camille Etienne .

For more Page Six you love … The French choreographer, 46, was photographed with the 25 year old climate change activist in mid 2023. “They have not split and are trying to work things out,” a source previously told Page Six of Portman and Millepied last June. “Ben is doing everything he can to get Natalie to forgive him.

He loves her and their family.” An insider added at the time of the mother of two, who shares son Aleph and daughter Amalia with the French dancer, “Her biggest focus right now is protecting the kids.” Amid those reports, Portman was seen out in public, flashing her 4 carat, Jamie Wolf designed rock at the French Open.

However, a source later claimed to Us Weekly in August 2023 that while Portman and Millepied were trying to “work on their marriage,” they were “currently on the outs.” The couple, who wed in 2012, have yet to confirm or deny the rumors or issue any formal statements via their reps..