David Duchovny, Tea Leoni get matching wedding ring tattoos

Washington, Apr 16 (ANI): Hollywood actors David Duchovny and Tea Leoni have decided to strengthen their love for one another by getting matching wedding ring tattoos.

The two had in October last year announced the end of their 11-year marriage, after Duchovny, 48, underwent a spell in rehab to treat sex addiction.

But it now seems that they have solved their differences, following their vacation together in March on the Caribbean island of Mustique.

“I hate wearing the metal because I bang it everywhere and hurt myself. We made a compromise and I said, ‘If I get a tattoo, can I take the ring off?’ She liked it and went out and got one for herself,” Contactmusic quoted Duchovny as telling Star magazine.

Duchovny, however, has decided to keep mum about what the tattoo means.

“It’s a phrase we say to each other but I don’t actually tell anybody. It’s AYSF. It stands for something,” he added. (ANI)

Gibson’s divorce battle to be Hollywood’s most expensive

Melbourne, Apr 15 (ANI): Actor Mel Gibson’s divorce battle is likely to be Hollywood’s most expensive and quickest one.

According to the lawyers, divorce could settle within months although the couple will remain married until October.

Gibson’s wife Robyn filed for divorce in Los Angeles court citing “irreconcilable differences”.

Since there is no pre-nuptial agreement signed ahead of their 1980 marriage, under Californian law she is entitled to half of her husband’s wealth.

Robyn has roped in celebrity lawyer Laura Wasser whose clients include Angelina Jolie and Britney Spears.

Mel’s business empire, built up with the help of a friend from his Gallipoli filming days, Bruce Davey, includes the independent film and distribution company Icon Entertainment, which last year bought the Dendy cinema chain for 21 million dollars, reports the Daily Telegraph.

He added an ocean-view five-bedroom home of David Duchovny and Tea Leoni to his portfolio for USD 11.5 million to his Mailbu mansion.

The price was a snip compared to the USD 23 million he made in March last year for the sale of a Malibu oceanfront property his trust had bought in 2005 for 22,673,226 dollars.

Two years ago he sold his 28-room Greenwich, Connecticut, mansion for USD 39.5 million.

In May, 2007, Gibson bought a 160-plus-hectare ranch in Costa Rica for USD 25.8 million.

In 2004, the couple bought Fiji’s white sand-fringed Mago Island for USD 15 million with part of the proceeds from Gibson’s controversial movie The Passion of the Christ. (ANI)