Duchovny, Leoni 'working hard at marriage for kids' sake'
23 Jun 2009, 1124 Hrs

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Washington, June 23 Actor David Duchovny and his wife Tea Leoni are reportedly determined to make their marriage work for the sake of their kids.

The couple, who parted ways for some time last year after Duchovny's sex addiction treatment, were said to be bent on sorting out their problems and be together for their children, Madelaine, 10, and Kyd, 6.

"Their relationship has really improved. They're still in love. They very much care for each other and whatever happens they are working it out for the kids," Contactmusic quoted a source as saying.

"Their first priority through everything was staying close for their kids and making life as great as it can be for them. They'll always be a family," the source added.

David previously revealed he was glad to have dealt with his problems, saying: "Last year was a difficult year. And I can say that I personally, have never felt better. And I think the better I am, the better my family can be." (ANI)

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