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They're definitely dating, but there's no baby on the way for lovebirds Jesse James and Kat Von D.

A rep for the tattoo artist dismissed the pregnancy rumors - which were prompted by recent pics - today, saying, "They've only been dating for a few weeks. She is not pregnant. That's absolutely absurd."

There may not be baby news, but things seem to be moving along quite quickly for the inked-up pair. Asked by People if Sandra Bullock's ex could be "The One," 28-year-old Kat replied, "I believe he is."

Sandra Bullock doesn't want Jesse James, but she still wants his kids. Sources are saying that Sandra and Jesse are communicating these days, but only so that Sandra can still be involved in the lives of Jesse's children, Sunny, 6, Chandler, 15, and Jesse Jr., 12

"She's doing it especially for Sunny," a source close to the actress says.

"She is not ready to give up on Jesse's children. She wants to be in their lives and continue to spend time with them. Sandra will not be letting him back into her life otherwise. She is holding strong and firm to her solo future plans."

Those solo future plans including raising adopted son Louis. “Sandra is moving on with her life and settling into single life just fine. She is busy with baby Louis, work and friends," the source says.

“They are selling their joint L.A. home together and Jesse has his own L.A. place. Sandra will split her time between Texas and New Orleans and Jesse will split his time between LA and Texas.

“Sandra and Jesse speak infrequently, via email and other people," the source continues. "It’s a lot to take on so close to their break-up … but it is all about the kids. Her friends are worried about her being close to him at all, but Sandra knows what she wants. Jesse can only get back into her life if Sandra chooses and she is nowhere near that place.”

In the latest drama involving Sandra Bullock and her ex Jesse James, a judge has just ruled that James can move his 6-year-old daughter, Sunny, to Texas. James moved to Texas recently following his split with Bullock, a move that complicated his custody agreement with ex-wife Janine Lindemulder.

Upon hearing the judge's ruling on Tuesday (July 20), Lindemulder broke down sobbing. "I can't do this!" she said, according to a report in Us. "I'll move! I'll move!"

Judge Thomas Schulte said his decision was based on Sunny's bond with her siblings, Chandler, 15, and Jesse Jr., 12 who live with James "and the fact that she is doing well in her father's care." Lindemulder has also said that Sunny misses Bullock's adopted son, Louis Bardo.

Despite Lindemulder's reaction to the ruling, after court she seemed resigned to the judge's decision and spoke favorably of Bullock. "[Sunny] will be fine," she said. "It hurts. Sandy is good. Jesse is good. Sunny loves baby Louis. She's excited to move to Texas. [Bullock] will be good for her."

It's officially over for Sandra Bullock and her husband of nearly five years, Jesse James, PEOPLE reports. The pair filed papers last week in Texas to finalize their divorce. Their marriage crumbled due to James' infidelities.

The Oscar-winning actress, 45, filed for divorce in April in Austin. The papers cited "discord or conflict of personalities" as the reason for the breakup. Today, Monday (June 28), Bullock's rep confirmed that the divorce is now final.

Though it's unclear if there was a prenuptial agreement, James won't be entitled to spousal support. Under Texan law, a spouse must be married for at least 10 years to qualify for support.

The divorce enables Bullock to finalize the adoption of her son Louis as a single mother. The Hope Floats star, who is now legally single and by law would have to wait 30 days before she can marry again, also "presumably worked out a private visitation agreement" for James' kids - Chandler, 15, Jesse Jr, 12, and Sunny, 6 - says Daryl Weinman, an Austin-based family law attorney.