Hollywood star, 64, spotted with model girlfriend, 30, in Paris – can you guess who it is?
A HOLLYWOOD star has been spotted with his 30-year-old model girlfriend in Paris as the pair strolled arm-in-arm in the City of Love.
The 64-year-old has appeared in more than 50 films since making his debut in the 1981 action-drama Taps.
He has also scooped two Best Actor Oscars - for Mystic River in 2003 and Milk in 2008 - over a colourful career.
The star looked content as he wandered the streets of the French capital with girlfriend Valeria Nicov with what appeared to be a toothpick in his mouth.
The Academy Award winner is of course Sean Penn, who went for a casual look in a black jacket, blue shirt and trousers.
His Moldovan actress girlfriend opted for an all-black ensemble, with an oversized pinstripe jacket to keep her warm.
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They both donned trainers, and Sean kept his hands in his pockets as they strolled.
The pair were first linked last month after they were seen passionately kissing in the streets of Spain.
Valeria has had various roles in indie projects, and also landed a minor role in Netflix smash Emily in Paris.
Sean was previously married to Australian actress Leila George, whom he wed in 2020 before splitting a year later.
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He was also wed to actress Robin Wright from 1996 to 2010, with the couple sharing two children together, Dylan Frances, who was born in 1991, and Hopper Jack, who was born two years later.
And before Robin, the actor was famously married to music legend Madonna from 1985 to 1989.
Over the years he has also been linked with actresses including Demi Moore, Susan Sarandon and Charlize Theron.
Away from the big screen, Sean also starred on Friends, appearing on
He played Eric, the beau of Phoebe's twin sister Ursula.
Sean and then-wife Robin Wright, as well as their two children, were fans of the show and the family had reportedly made several visits to the set over the years.
Entertainment Weekly wrote that producers did not pitch a role to Sean until they had crafted the perfect character.
David Crane, the co-creator of the sitcom, noted that he had always admired Sean's comedy and knew he would fit the role perfectly.
