Jaime King and new beau Sennett Devermont sweetly share a soda at flea market in West Hollywood

Jaime King and Sennett Devermont have been spending a lot of time together amid her divorce from from Kyle Newman after 13-years of marriage.

And on Sunday the new couple spent the afternoon together browsing around at a popular outdoor flea market in West Hollywood.

The pair appeared to get caught up in a serious conversation as they walked side-side through the many rows of vendors that are set up for the weekend.

King, 41, opted for casual-cool in the fashion department in black, red and green plaid cropped pants that came down to just above her ankles.

She also wore a brown sweatshirt that read ‘Violet Grey’ on the front, which is a cosmetics store in Los Angeles.

Her outfit was rounded out with emerald slip-on shoes without any socks and her blonde tresses in a bob-cut with a part on the left.

The social justice–minded entrepreneur kept it casual in black pants with a grey hoodie and black sneakers. 

With the COVID-19 pandemic raging across the Golden State, the couple made sure to wear protective masks whenever they were in the vicinity of other people.  

At one point, while on the hunt for some holiday gifts, the actress bought a soda and shared it with Devermont.

Their afternoon excursion appeared to come up empty due to the fact that they left the market without any new purchases in hand.

Once outside the confines of the flea market, the pair made their way to the street, and King lit up a cigarette for the walk down the sidewalk.

King filed for divorce from Newman in May and the former couple have since been embroiled in a bitter custody battle over their two kids.

She alleged  Newman abused her during the last five years of their 12-year marriage. 

In a counter-claim, Newman described his estranged wife as an addict and alcoholic who has endangered their two sons: James, seven, and Leo, five. 

Just last month he petitioned the court for sole physical custody of the children, claiming he had been their ‘primary caretaker since their birth’ and that they ‘have spent the large majority of 2020’ in his sole custody.