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Penn Pokes Fun at Madonna's Boy Toy

Actor also skips own post-Oscar bash

By Evann Gastaldo, Newser Staff

Posted Feb 24, 2009 9:42 AM CST

(Newser) – Madonna’s Oscar-winning ex-hubby couldn’t resist a dig at her 22-year-old current fling, the Sun reports: When the two met at a post-Oscars bash and the Material Girl congratulated Best Actor Sean Penn, he gestured at model Jesus Luz and said, “Another kid already?” And it wasn’t the party celebrating Milk, for which Penn won the award—the New York Post says Penn skipped out on the film’s fete.

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Sean Penn won a Best Actor Oscar for his performance in "Milk," but reportedly skipped the film's bash, the New York Post reports. (AP Photo)

Sean Penn and then-wife Madonna are shown in 1986. At a 2009 Oscars after-party, Penn couldn't resist teasing Madonna's 22-year-old boyfriend, the Sun reports. (AP Photo)

Madonna and then-husband Sean Penn are shown in 1986. The two met up at an Oscars after-party this year, and Penn jibed at Madge's latest boy-toy, the Sun reports. (Getty Images)

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Shannonals

Feb 25, 2009 2:29 AM CST

I don't know if Penn is being funny or being a hater

Guest

Feb 24, 2009 7:51 PM CST

Don't know much about Sean Penn, but he seems to be on a roll... Self-effacing Oscar ceremony comments about Hollywood "homo-loving Commies"... and poking fun at Madonna's desperate sexuality... WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE?

BackAgain

Feb 24, 2009 1:39 AM CST

He is just jealous. What a knob.

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Penn Pokes Fun at Madonna's Boy Toy