It was reported that she and her partner Jason Sudeikis had ended their relationship earlier this year after nearly nine years together.
But Olivia Wilde was back at her ex’s home in Los Angeles on Wednesday as she dropped off a load of supplies.
The 36-year-old actress-turned-director sported a comfy-casual look as she arrived at the 45-year-old former Saturday Night Live star’s home.
Drop off: Olivia Wilde, 36, was seen arriving at her ex Jason Sudeikis’ home in Los Angeles on Wednesday as she dropped off bags of clothing
Olivia looked relaxed in a tie-dye long-sleeve shirt, which she contrasted with her baggy black sweatpants.
She stayed warm on the chilly day with an extra blue top underneath her tie-dye shirt, and later she put on a navy blue windbreaker.
Despite her otherwise low-key look, Olivia added some flair with a pearl necklace draped around her throat.
The former House star had her brunette locks tied up in a messy top bun, and she wore a white respirator-style mask to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, as it has continued to surge in Southern California in recent weeks.
Low key: Olivia wore a tie-dye shirt with baggy black sweatpants, along with a warmer navy blue windbreaker
Olivia then weighed herself down with multiple tote bags, a backpack, jackets and a hat as she dropped them off.
It wasn’t clear if the items belonged to Jason or to their two children: their son Otis, six, and their four-year-old daughter Daisy.
The Booksmart director seemingly had the children on her mind when she shared a sweet photo of herself hugging one of them to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday.
She was similarly casual in a green sweatshirt, but she added a stylish wide-brimmed hat into the mix while wearing her hair down to frame her minimally made-up face.
She didn’t bother to caption the photo but simply added a red heart.
Sweet: The bags may have been for her two young children. She shared a photo of herself embracing one of the children on Wednesday
Family: Since they split, Olivia and Jason have remained committed coparents to their two children: Otis Alexander, six, and Daisy Josephine, four
Olivia has recently been seen sharing some affectionate gestures with her ex Jason, most recently on Sunday when they shared an extended embrace after going over some paperwork together.
It was reported in November that the two had ended their engagement earlier in the year.
The couple were ‘never going to get married’ and often ‘butted heads’ before quietly separating earlier this year, Us Weekly reported at the time.
So far, the two have managed to be engaged coparents to their children.
One reported area of contention was where they chose to live.
‘There were arguments and fights over career decisions and where to live,’ an insider claimed. ‘Like most couples, they had disagreements, they were bicoastal but Jason loved living in New York and Olivia, who was born in NYC, was leaning more toward Los Angeles.’
Splitsville: In November, it was revealed that Wilde and her longtime partner Jason Sudeikis had ended their engagement after almost a decade together; seen together in March 2019
In 2019, Olivia expanded her resume by making her directorial debut with the coming-of-age comedy Booksmart.
Although the film disappointed at the box office, it received wide-spread critical acclaim.
She’s currently at work directing her sophomore feature, the psychological thriller Don’t Worry Darling.
Little Women’s Florence Pugh stars as the 1950s-era housewife Alice, while Harry Styles plays her husband Jack, who has been keeping a dark secret from her.
On a role: Don’t Worry Darling is Wilde’s second directorial effort after the acclaimed coming-of-age comedy Booksmart; Beanie Feldstein and Kaitlyn Dever in Booksmart
Shia LaBeouf was originally slated to play Harry’s role until he dropped out of the production for what was reported to be a scheduling issue.
But Variety reported earlier this month that Wilde had fired the Transformers star for violating her ‘zero a**hole policy’ on set.
A source close to the production described the actor as ‘off-putting’ and ‘not an easy guy to work with.’
The actor was recently sued by his ex-girlfriend FKA twigs for physical and sexual assault.
Dakota Johnson also had to drop out of the film due to scheduling conflicts with her film The Lost Daughter, which is written and directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal and based on the novel of the same name by Elena Ferrante.
The impressive cast also boasts turns from Chris Pine, Gemma Chan, KiKi Layne and Nick Kroll.
New details: It was reported earlier this week that Olivia had fired Shia LaBeouf from her upcoming psychological thriller Don’t Worry Darling, according to Variety; seen in February