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Getting back into the dating game can be hard for anyone, but when your life is tabloid fodder and your ex is a Hollywood heavyweight, it can be even tougher.
That's the case for Denise Richards, who stopped by HuffPost Live on Tuesday and dished on dating post-split. Though the actress admitted that she's currently single, she said that she would like to get married again in the future -- but that she'll need a certain type of man.
"I have a U-Haul of baggage," she said. "It is going to take a very strong man to step into my life."
Richards may be alluding to her messy, public divorce from Charlie Sheen, which was finalized in November 2006. The former pair have since become friends and co-parent their two daughters amicably.
Watch the clip above to hear more of what Richards had to say about her love life (and check out the entire segment here), then click through the slideshow below for more celebrity co-parents.
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Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth were married for 11 years before their split in April 2012. Facinelli opened up about co-parenting the couple's three daughters to People in October 2012: "Co-parenting takes two great parents to put their differences aside and focus on the children."
Reese Witherspoon has spoken out about co-parenting with her ex-husband Ryan Phillippe, with whom she has two children. The pair, who were married for seven years before calling it quits in October 2007, have remained in close contact through co-parenting. "My ex-husband is very involved in raising our beautiful children," she told Parade in 2008. "We're on the same page that way. When we're with our children, we're very good about checking ourselves."
Pete Wentz has had nothing but good things to say about his ex-wife Ashlee Simpson, with whom he co-parents their son, Bronx. In April 2013, Wentz told Andy Cohen on "Watch What Happens Live," "I feel like we both realize that we're parents and we're in it for our kid. That's made it really easy. She's an awesome mom and we get along really well when it comes to our kid now." The pair split in February 2011 after two-and-a-half years together.
"The Office'" actress Angela Kinsey was married to writer/producer Warren Lieberstein for 10 years before filing for divorce in June 2010, though the couple continues to remain close for the sake of their daughter. In January 2013, Kinsey told HuffPost Live, "I'm really fortunate because my ex and I are very good friends and I talk to him every day. Our daughter is growing up seeing two people who care about each other. And I see her really flourishing because she sees two people treating each other with respect."
Demi Moore and Bruce Willis are one of the most amicable divorced couples in Hollywood -- they even won an award for co-parenting in 2008. The pair, who were married for 13 years before splitting in October 2000, continue to co-parent their three daughters, Rumor, Scout and Tallulah. "We get so much from being able to share holidays and spend time with all of us together," Moore said in March 2008. "The kids don't have to choose. They're getting double the support, double the love, double the encouragement."
Kate Hudson has spoken publicly about her co-parenting relationship with ex-husband Chris Robinson, the father of her son Ryder. The actress has even said that she doesn't consider herself a single parent, telling InStyle UK in 2009, "Being a single parent can be difficult, but I don't feel I am one. Chris and I are co-parenting." Robinson and Hudson divorced in October 2007.
Debra Messing and Daniel Zelman have remained close friends despite splitting up in December 2011. Messing told More magazine in June 2013, "Every thought is dictated by what's best for our son. We are completely on the same page in that regard. We are dear friends."
After divorcing in November 2006, Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen have remained civil in order to co-parent their two daughters. Richards told Celebrity Baby Scoop in December 2011, "I think it's best to stay friendly whether it's the holidays or not. Keep it about the kids and keep the peace."
Jennifer Lopez frequently speaks about her nontraditional family with pride. She told Britain's OK! magazine in January 2003 that her twins with ex-husband Marc Anthony, whom she divorced in September 2011, always come first. "We need to make sure that we are what they need us to be first. Our feelings and our struggles come second," she said."The love that we share in common for those kids comes first."
Kate Winslet and director Sam Mendes split in March 2010, but have been peacefully co-parenting their son Jack ever since. Winslet, who also has a daughter from a previous marriage, spoke to Harper's Bazaar in October 2011 about her relationship with Mendes, saying: "We have a child together who we both love -- and raising him together, jointly and without any conflict, is absolutely key."
David Arquette and Courteney Cox have one of the most enviable co-parenting relationships Hollywood. The pair was married for 11 years before announcing their separation in October 2010, and have one daughter together. Arquette opened up about parenting to OK magazine in October 2012, saying, "It's important for kids to stay grounded. It's crazy growing up in Hollywood, so we just try to keep her connected, real, human and honest."
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver may have called it quits in July 2011 after 25 years together, but they remain close in order to co-parent their four children. "We work together even though we're going through a divorce... we make sure that the kids grow up to be really good human beings," Schwarzenegger told "Entertainment Tonight" in May 2012.
Will Smith's first wife Sheree Fletcher has stressed the importance of seeing an ex from the kid's perspective when co-parenting. Fletcher, who was married to Smith for three years and has one son with the star, wrote in a blog post for The Huffington Post in July 2012, "Whenever I introduced Trey's dad, I never said, 'This is my ex,' but rather, 'This is Trey's dad.' Your identity now has to align with your child versus your ex."
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