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John Mellencamp Meg Ryan - Could a little pink house be in the future for John Cougar Mellencamp and Meg Ryan?

Or, in their case, a big pink mansion?

Last week a rep for the 59-year-old rocker said he and his wife of 20 years, model Elaine Mellencamp, were over.

The Mellencamps "are proud of their 20 years together and are very happy with their accomplishments both as parents and as a family," he said.

John Mellencamp Meg Ryan

Now reports are surfacing that Mellencamp may have taken up with "Sleepless in Seattle" star Meg Ryan.

The pair was photographed arm-in-arm walking in New York City in late October, and a source told the New York Post that "Meg has been to a couple of recent shows."

The Post said that Mellencamp's rep had no comment on the alleged relationship, and Ryan's did not return their calls or e-mails.

Mellencamp has been working on a musical, "Ghost Brothers of Darkling County," and Ryan was may have been involved with that project, the Post reported.

Both Mellencamp and Ryan were major stars in the 1980s and 90s, when Mellencamp had hits including "Jack and Diane" and "Little Pink Houses," and Ryan starred in "Sleepless in Seattle" and "When Harry Met Sally."

Source: http://entertainment.blogs.foxnews.com/2011/01/03/john-mellencamp-linked-to-meg-ryan-after-splitting-from-wife/?test=faces

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