Overview
- DeVito told AARP that he and Perlman speak daily, meet for weekly meals and see their grandchildren together, describing the arrangement as a “good relationship.”
- The couple have lived separately since a permanent split in March 2017 but remain legally married and say they do not intend to finalize a divorce.
- They share three adult children — Lucy, Grace (Gracie) and Jacob — and recent coverage names two grandchildren, Sinclair and Carmine, as part of their shared family life.
- The July 29 interview largely reaffirms comments the pair have made in prior years about an improved, less tense relationship after an earlier 2012 separation and reconciliation.
- Most outlets simply republished the AARP interview, so there is no new legal development; the story underscores how their decades-long personal and professional ties keep them publicly linked as family collaborators and co-parents.