Looks like David Geffen and his ex-husband, David Armstrong, have shockingly put their extremely bitter divorce drama behind them.
The billionaire, 83, and the former go-go dancer, 33, were snapped together on Geffen’s yacht in Mallorca Monday. The two even dressed in the same color scheme — Geffen wore a white bucket hat and a dark sweatshirt, while Armstrong wore a white baseball cap and a black zip-up jacket.
While they didn’t show any PDA in the photos, they looked to be in conversation with one another, appearing on friendly terms.
In one pic, Armstrong smiled big while talking to a member of the staff.
The reunion is surprising given their headline-making contentious divorce, which they settled in April.
Geffen marked “uncontested” on court docs obtained by Page Six, meaning both parties agreed on every key issue, such as spousal support and property division, without dispute.
The terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
Geffen filed for divorce from Armstrong in May 2025 after less than two years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences. The former record executive, who has a net worth of more than $9 billion, did not have a prenup.
Shortly after Geffen’s divorce filing, Armstrong filed a response seeking a probe into the former record executive’s true fortune. In court docs obtained by Page Six, Armstrong stated, “The exact nature and extent of separate property assets and obligations are unknown at this time.”
But their divorce took a shocking turn in July 2025, when Armstrong filed a bombshell lawsuit against Geffen, accusing him of paying him thousands for sex and “grooming” him. He claimed that after they met on SeekingArrangements.com — a website Armstrong alleged rich men like Geffen “shop for the vulnerable,” according to court documents obtained by Page Six — Geffen paid him $10,000 to have sex on the first night they met.
Geffen vehemently denies all the claims in the lawsuit, which included Armstrong alleging that Geffen “began transporting [him] across the globe as his paid sex worker,” taking international trips, “many of which took place aboard Geffen’s private superyacht.”
Armstrong also accused Geffen of forcing him to undergo painful cosmetic procedures, as well as paying him with drugs and expecting him to partake with his A-list friends.
But Armstrong filed to dismiss the lawsuit in October.
Later that month, he accused Geffen of hiding finances to avoid paying him. Armstrong claimed in court docs that his ex, who is “one of the world’s richest, most powerful, and influential men,” had “repeatedly yet falsely attempted to portray himself as an aging ‘retiree,” despite remaining an “enormously important power player” in wealthy circles.
