Jeff Lewis was seen out in West Hollywood on Thursday after his recent heated exchange with his ex boyfriend Gage Edward.
The Flipping Out star, 51, was dressed casually in dark shorts and a grey Adidas jacket.
A recent episode of his eponymous radio show - in which he discussed his and Edwards' five-year-old daughter Monroe - prompted his former flame to post a lengthy statement accusing him of exploiting the child.
Taking it easy after recent drama: Jeff Lewis was seen out in West Hollywood on Thursday after his recent heated exchange with his ex boyfriend Gage Edwards
Jeff looked calm while out and about in Los Angeles, as his personal life continues to make waves in the media.
He wore a dark pair of New Balance sneakers with white shoelaces. Underneath his jacket he had on a crewneck t-shirt.
The outing comes after Lewis brought up his young daughter recently on his show Jeff Lewis Live.
Subsequently, Gage took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a lengthy post about his thoughts on his ex's public comments regarding their child, saying 'enough is enough.'
Laid back look: The Flipping Out star was dressed casually in dark shorts and a grey Adidas jacket
Edward accused Lewis of using Monroe to grow the show's audience after he revealed on air that the little girl gave him an ultimatum after he talked about her on air.
'I didn't expect her to say this so young, I expected her to say this when she was a teenager, but she said if I continue to talk [about her] on the radio that she will not see me again until she's a grown-up,' Lewis shared.
Lewis had revealed their daughter had gotten 'pretty mad' after he discussed her getting rejected from several ritzy private elementary schools on air.
Open book: On a recent episode of his eponymous radio show he discussed his and ex Gage Edwards' five-year-old daughter Monroe
The Bravo TV star shared that his ex and co-parent, 36, told their daughter that her education situation was being discussed on Lewis' radio show.
Last week Lewis said that Monroe was 'denied admission to one of the, I think, four or five schools that we had applied to.'
He added that if the pattern of rejection continues, they would likely have to enroll her in a Catholic school instead — despite the fact that she had confessed to being 'afraid
