Jane Fonda and Richard Perry are quietly parting ways after eight years together, Page Six has exclusively learned.
The Oscar winner and the music mogul put their Beverly Hills mansion on the market for $13 million last week. A source told us, “they are selling the house because they will live separately — they will still be friends.”
When reached for comment, Perry told us of the breakup with Fonda, “That’s true.” But he added, “we are still very close.”
Perry, 74, said he’s already found another home he likes, but is working out the details. A rep for Fonda had no comment.
Perry was previously married to actress Rebecca Broussard, and Fonda was married three times — to Roger Vadim, Tom Hayden and Ted Turner.
But she and Perry never formally tied the knot.
They reportedly met after Fonda, 79, had knee surgery in 2009 and she explained in a 2012 interview, “When I had my knee replaced… I found a lover… When I moved in with him I was still using crutches… we haven’t been apart since.”
Now the Hollywood pair are selling their Trousdale Estates home for $12.99 million, which they bought in 2012 for $7.3 million. It has four bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms with over 7,100 square feet of interior space, plus its own glass elevator.
Fonda says in a video made to market the home’s sale: “Richard and I must have looked at more than 30 houses, and the day we pulled in through the gate . . . I took one look at the house and I knew.” She adds: “It’s a great house for parties. I had my 75th birthday here. There were about 150 and we could have had another 50.”
The pair previously lived together in a home built in 1942 for Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman.
Fonda’s won two Oscars and stars in Netflix series “Grace and Frankie.” Perry’s produced hit albums for countless artists including Rod Stewart, Ray Charles, Barbra Streisand, Carly Simon, Tina Turner, Diana Ross, Neil Diamond and Ella Fitzgerald.
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