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Jenny Mollen says her relationship with estranged husband Jason Biggs has shifted, but not vanished — even after the couple announced their divorce. In a recent podcast appearance, she described a bond that blends romance, friendship and the practical demands of parenting.
Why Mollen insists the romance hasn’t disappeared
On the “Not Skinny But Not Fat” podcast, Mollen pushed back against the idea that the split ended all romance between her and Biggs. She described their connection as evolving rather than evaporating.
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“We still love each other,” she said, framing their current relationship as a new kind of intimacy. She compared it to a best-friend dynamic that retains emotional warmth.
The distinction matters to her: the marriage may be over, but feelings and mutual care remain in place.
How co-parenting keeps them connected
Mollen and Biggs remain focused on their two sons, Sid and Lazlo. Their parenting routine acts as a daily glue.
- They coordinate school runs, extracurriculars, and holiday plans.
- They continue to communicate frequently about schedules and the kids’ needs.
- Physical distance has not ended their logistical partnership.
Co-parenting, she said, is a constant. That ongoing collaboration makes their split unlike a typical breakup where exes go their separate ways and stop speaking.
Scenes in public: friendly, supportive, unmistakably close
The former couple have been photographed together since announcing the split. Recent images show them dining with their children in New York City and leaving the restaurant arm in arm.
Those photos portrayed a supportive tone: Mollen aided Biggs when he appeared to hobble and offered comfort at moments during the outing.
Public appearances like these underscore how they choose to model family unity despite changes in their marital status.
Reports and rumors about what strained the marriage
Media outlets have circulated explanations for the breakup. One recurring theme points to changes after Biggs’ notable weight loss.
- Sources suggested his transformation affected his confidence and the dynamics between them.
- Work-related stress was also cited as a complicating factor.
- Insiders told the press these elements may have created distance over time.
Such reports are common in celebrity splits, but the couple’s public bond leaves room for nuance.
What the couple themselves emphasize
Rather than fuel speculation, Mollen has emphasized the practical realities of parenting and mutual care. She described the separation as strange after nearly two decades together, but not a rupture in affection.
She stressed the ongoing communication and cooperation between them. That message has been consistent across interviews and public moments.
Timing, confirmation and background on the separation
Page Six confirmed the split last month after what insiders said were months of trouble. The couple had been married for 18 years.
Stories tracing the timeline said rumors of separation had circulated for roughly nine months before the announcement.
The transition from married partners to separated co-parents has been gradual and highly public. Both remain active in their personal and professional lives while navigating a new family arrangement.
