Vince Colosimo goes incognito in a hat and sunglasses while puffing on a cigarette with ex-girlfriend Diana Glenn in Melbourne

Controversial actor Vince Colosimo, 56, has reunited with ex-partner Diana Glenn, 49, and is spending time with their nine-year-old son Massimo.

The couple, who dated for three years before splitting in 2014, wanted to keep their distance at a Melbourne sports ground last week.

Diana walked in front of the Chopper star, who was casually smoking a cigarette.

The former couple chatted briefly while walking together before getting into a car.

Diana braved the chilly weather with a dark blue wool coat over beige sweatpants and a sweater.

Controversial actor Vince Colosimo, 56, has reunited with ex-partner Diana Glenn, 49, and is spending time with their nine-year-old son Massimo. Pictured

The actress completed her look with a tan handbag and a pair of New Balance trainers that complemented her casual ensemble.

Vince opted for black jeans, a black polo shirt and a waterproof jacket.

He completed his look with a beanie and sneakers.

The couple ended their relationship in 2014, shortly after the birth of son Massimo.

Diana is now married to entertainment industry star Adam Zammit, whom she wed back in April 2019.

Diana walked in front of the Chopper star, who was casually smoking a cigarette

The former couple chatted briefly while walking together before getting into a car. Pictured

The couple, who were in a relationship for three years before splitting in 2014, are co-dad to son Massimo, who was born shortly before the split

Diana braved the chilly weather with a dark blue wool coat over beige sweatpants and a sweater. She carried a large brown handbag over her shoulder

Vince opted for black jeans, a black polo shirt and a waterproof jacket. He completed his look with a beanie and sneakers.

Vince’s appearance comes after he avoided paying an unpaid $61,858 in fines after convincing a judge that he is mentally ill, broke and on the verge of becoming homeless.

The AFI Award winner appeared before Melbourne Magistrates Court via video link in July after failing to pay the mountain of fines.

The court heard that Vince claimed he had suffered from the heinous effects of methamphetamine during the course of his offense, which dates back to 2012.

The disgraced actor, represented by top Silk Julia Munster, has been accused of racking up the massive debt from 169 traffic fines, mostly while he was barred from driving.

Vince’s appearance comes after he avoided paying an unpaid $61,858 in fines after convincing a judge that he is mentally ill, broke and on the verge of becoming homeless

The AFI Award winner appeared before Melbourne Magistrates Court via video link in July after failing to pay the mountain of fines

About 150 of those fines were issued through the Traffic Camera Bureau, with the court hearing a 68-page summary of those incidents.

Most fines were for driving an unauthorized vehicle on toll roads and speeding, with at least two fines for failing to vote and blocking a person’s entrance.

Judge Guillaume Bailin said he could only pay Vince’s fines under the Fines Reform Act if the actor proved that “special circumstances” existed.

The court heard Vince’s attorney claim her client was suffering from a “serious mental illness.”

Mr Bailin revealed Vince had told the doctor he had been abusing the deadly drug ice for more than a decade.

Most fines were for driving an unauthorized vehicle on toll roads and speeding, with at least two fines for failing to vote and blocking a person’s entrance