AceShowbiz - Leah Remini, the celebrated actress best known for her work on "King of Queens", and her ex-husband Angelo Pagan might be divorced, but their enduring friendship is evident in their Sunday football tradition. Despite announcing their split in August, the duo, who spent nearly three decades together, still finds joy in watching the Dallas Cowboys play.

In a recent joint Instagram post, the former couple shared a heartwarming video showing them engaging in their usual Sunday activity. Fans were treated to a candid moment featuring Remini's playful banter with Pagan, who was deeply engrossed in watching the Cowboys face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. "Who are you talking to exactly, Angelo?" Remini asked, to which Pagan humorously replied, "I'm talking to the television. They can hear me." The light-hearted exchange continued with Remini questioning his happiness, followed by Pagan's enthusiastic, "I'm so happy right now," and a joking acknowledgment, "Good, because two seconds ago you said Dallas sucked."

Their 21-year marriage ended in October, finalizing nearly three decades of a shared life. They made the difficult but considered decision to part ways public in August, explaining that they had changed as people and no longer fit their roles as partners. However, the exes have made it clear that their friendship remains strong. Their joint statement emphasized their determination to continue celebrating holidays, watching TV shows, and gathering as a family despite the change in their marital status.

Remini, who is close friends with Jennifer Lopez, highlighted that their marriage created beautiful memories, notably raising their daughter Sofia, 20. The ex-couple also shared that they were proud of approaching their divorce with a positive outlook, focusing on their daughter's well-being and their evolving bond. "We think a marriage that lasted this long and created so many beautiful memories is something to celebrate," they wrote. "Our bond is still strong-it's just evolved into something different."

Through their transparency, Remini and Pagan aim to inspire others to view changed or ended relationships not as failures but as natural evolutions. They promised to keep sharing glimpses of their journey, hoping to offer solace to those navigating similar changes. As Pagan aptly captioned their Instagram post, "Some things never change. Still spending most Sundays watching my Cowboys with @leahremini #exesbelike."