NEED TO KNOW
- Hugh Jackman and Sutton Foster have reportedly moved in together after his recent divorce from Deborra-Lee Furness.
- The couple is now living in Jackman’s luxurious NYC penthouse, formerly shared with Furness.
- Sources say Furness is upset about the speed of the relationship and the fact that Foster now uses her old towel hooks.
From Broadway to Bedroom, Things Are Moving Fast
Fresh off his final divorce papers, Hugh Jackman is reportedly now sharing his lavish New York penthouse with Broadway co-star and tap-dancing dynamo Sutton Foster. The relationship, which began quietly backstage but moved faster than a Tony acceptance speech, has reportedly left Jackman’s ex-wife Deborra-Lee Furness “shattered and confused” — mostly about how Foster managed to unpack so quickly.
“They were singing ‘Anything Goes’ and apparently meant it,” said one friend close to the situation. “Including moving in before the divorce ink dried.”
Penthouse Drama: Now Featuring Song, Dance, and Emotional Wounds
Sources say Furness is less concerned with Jackman dating and more concerned that Foster is now using “her couch, her kitchen, and definitely her wine fridge.” The penthouse, previously a shrine to 27 years of marriage, is now allegedly filled with houseplants, Broadway memorabilia, and extremely well-timed tap routines.
“Sutton Foster doesn’t walk through the penthouse,” one insider claimed. “She enters with jazz hands.”
Public Quiet, Private Show Tunes
Neither Jackman nor Foster has confirmed the move-in, but paparazzi have spotted them co-shopping at a Manhattan Whole Foods and practicing what looked like a shared musical number in the frozen peas aisle. Meanwhile, Furness has stayed silent, though her latest Instagram post was just a black-and-white photo of a closed elevator door captioned, “Some people take the stairs.”
One friend close to Furness says she’s “reeling but rehearsing a one-woman show called ‘No, You Take the Penthouse.’” The working subtitle is reportedly “27 Years, 1 Lease, and Zero Tony Awards.”
Quote of the Moment
He gave her my penthouse and my espresso machine. All I got was this emotional callback
Deborra-Lee Furness, allegedly, while sipping lukewarm resentment
