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Jennifer Lopez was spotted out on the town with none other than ex-boyfriend Sean "Diddy" Combs in Los Angeles last night.
The two were first seen leaving within minutes of each other at trendy eatery Mr. Chow and then both headed to a second location, Hooray Henrys, for a mutual friend's birthday party.
So were they dining together? Or was it just a case of coincidental timing? We'll let you decide for yourself.
Meanwhile, a source tells E! News that J.Lo showed up to the party with several friends, including her longtime manager and confidant, Benny Medina, while Diddy brought his friends along as well.
According to our eyewitness, the two were friendly with one another in the club, but only saw each other for a moment.
"They both locked eyes and smiled at one another, and they both got up from where they were and walked over to the DJ booth where they shared a long embrace," the insider explained.
"They spoke for about 10 minutes. They went back to their tables and didn't speak the rest of the night."
Ashlee Simpson and her new hubby Evan Ross were also in attendance.
And it should come as no surprise that the former couple is on good terms, especially after the rapper-turned-mogul proclaimed the singer's booty a "work of art."
During a recent interview with Access Hollywood Live, Diddy exclaimed, "Oh my God. I'm so lucky to have that great woman in my history, she is one of the greatest I've ever seen…Show them J, go girl! Go girl!"
He continued gushing, "I mean, it's great. It's a work of art. It's something that will go down in history, for real it will. But also her talent, her drive, her determination, she will never give up. She's a great friend of mine, always will be my friend, and I mean that thing is just incredible, man."
She responded to his high praise in a sit-down with E! News, saying, "It's awesome! Here's the thing about me and Puff, and I'm sorry I'll always call him Puff, we always root for each other, we always support each other. It's great after all these years to know and watch him do all that he's done."
—Additional reporting by Sara Kitnick.