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Natalie Portman Denies Romantic Ties To Sean Penn

Written by: Julie on 16 May 2009 | 3 Comments |

Amid reports that actress Natalie Portman is romantically involved with Sean Penn, she denies any relationship between the two. Tabloid reports have claimed the actors are dating, after spotting them at a West Hollywood bar together.

Sean Penn, who has filed for divorce from wife Robin Wright-Penn, and Portman, served on the 2008 Cannes Film Festival jury together.

Natalie Portman insists the two are not a couple.

Says Portman, on her reported romantic relationship with Sean Penn,

“Sean Penn is a friend and colleague. The reports that we are romantically involved are completely untrue. I normally do not respond to rumors about my private life, however, this repeatedly fabricated story has forced me to do so.”

Julie Somerville

3 Comments »

Serena Chaise said:

Gross. Sean Penn is way to old for Natalie Portman. I believe her that they are not involved.

# 17 May 2009 at 9:14 pm

Julie (author) said:

I believe Natalie too. She’s a gorgeous woman and I don’t see why she’d hook up with Sean Penn when i’m sure she has her choice of hotties.

# 29 June 2009 at 7:33 am

Patty Beans said:

I could never picture Natalie Portman with Sean Penn. Gross, gross, gross!

# 15 September 2009 at 12:07 pm

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