Jeremy Allen White made a quick stop at a local market on Tuesday — but left behind a notable accessory: his wedding ring.

The “Bear” heartthrob was photographed carrying a Gelson’s tote in the grocery store’s parking lot, wearing a casual outfit of jeans, a short-sleeve button down and a hat.

He wore a silver ring on the middle finger of his left hand, however the accessory symbolizing his marriage to Addison Timlin was absent.

Although the pair’s divorce is ongoing, the lack of ring suggests there’s no room for reconciliation between the two.

Before finishing his errand, White took a cigarette break while perusing his phone.

The “Californication” actress, 32, filed for divorce from White, also 32, in May after three years of marriage, though they had been romantically involved since they were teenagers.

She did not give a reason for the divorce, however pals told Page Six his filming schedule in Chicago likely played a part .

The now-former couple share two daughters: Ezer Billie, 4, and Dolores Wild, 2.

Timlin came under fire just a few weeks after the filing when she detailed how difficult life was as a “single mom.”

“There is a difference between being a single mom and being a mom that is single,” commented one follower.

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“Calling yourself a single mom acting like he isn’t in the picture wether [sic] you guys are or aren’t together is childish,” wrote another.

Timlin eventually changed her caption from “single mom” to “co-parent” in response to the backlash.

A source who knows the couple told Page Six that White was “blindsided” by his estranged wife’s post.

“Addison changed her Instagram post because it wasn’t accurate, a lot of people were like ‘What are you talking about?’” the insider shared.

“Jeremy had no control about where he was filming. He filmed ‘The Bear’ in Chicago and any time he could, he came home. He is so involved in those girls’ lives, he adores his daughters.”

Only weeks before filing for divorce, Timlin praised her now-estranged husband when he won a Golden Globe for his role in “The Bear.”

“When we were 14 years old and I saw you perform for the first time in drama class, I couldn’t take my eyes off of you,” she gushed.

“Watching you win on Tuesday was one of the most overwhelming dimension hopping moments of my whole life, watching you win last night while holding our two babies was pretty out of this world too,” she added, to which White responded: “Love you.”