Billionaire David Geffen, 83, Spotted with 33-Year-Old Ex on Yacht After Explosive Divorce

David Geffen, 83, and his ex-husband, David Armstrong, 33, were recently seen together on Geffen's yacht in Mallorca, a jaw-dropping sight considering their tumultuous divorce saga.

The billionaire and the former go-go dancer donned matching color schemes—Geffen in a white bucket hat and dark sweatshirt, while Armstrong sported a white baseball cap and black zip-up jacket. No public displays of affection were evident, but they appeared engaged in conversation.

Armstrong flashed a wide smile while chatting with staff, indicating a surprising level of comfort between the two.

This reunion comes after their highly publicized divorce, finalized in April. Geffen marked the divorce as “uncontested” in court documents, signaling that both parties reached agreements on crucial matters like spousal support and property division without any disputes.

The specifics of their settlement remain undisclosed. Geffen initiated the divorce in May 2025 after a marriage lasting less than two years, citing irreconcilable differences. Notably, he entered the marriage without a prenup.

Shortly after Geffen's filing, Armstrong sought to investigate the billionaire's financial status. In court documents, he claimed, “The exact nature and extent of separate property assets and obligations are unknown at this time.”

The divorce took a dramatic turn in July 2025 when Armstrong launched a lawsuit against Geffen. He accused Geffen of paying him thousands for sex and “grooming” him. Armstrong alleged that their initial meeting on SeekingArrangements.com led to Geffen paying him $10,000 for sex on their first night together.

Geffen has categorically denied all allegations in the lawsuit, which included claims that he transported Armstrong globally as a paid sex worker aboard his private superyacht.

Armstrong further alleged that Geffen coerced him into undergoing painful cosmetic procedures and compensated him with drugs while expecting him to socialize with high-profile friends.

In October, Armstrong filed to dismiss the lawsuit but later accused Geffen of concealing finances to evade payment. He claimed in court documents that his ex-husband, described as “one of the world’s richest, most powerful, and influential men,” falsely portrayed himself as an aging “retiree,” despite being an “enormously important power player” in elite circles.