Business as usual for David Schwimmer after split from wife

Everyone’s been talking about David Schwimmer and wife Zoe Buckman’s separation this week — except for Schwimmer himself.

Mere hours after news broke on Wednesday that the couple is taking time apart, the “Friends” star appeared on a panel for Cosmopolitan.com to discuss a new project. But although it was his first public appearance since confirming the split, we’re told no mention of the separation was made during the hour-and-a-half event.

The discussion at Hearst Tower centered on Cosmo’s new video series about sexual harassment in the workplace, which Schwimmer produced.

One of the films, a disturbing piece called “The Photographer,” focuses on a male shutterbug (played by Bobby Cannavale) directing a young, female model to pleasure herself for the camera as he makes lewd remarks. The entire, uncomfortable photoshoot scene is witnessed by a roomful of other crew members, who do

“About 90 percent of the models who actually auditioned said this happened to them, or worse,” Schwimmer said during the panel. “That was a revelation.”

The 50-year-old said he’s heard many claims of sexual harassment on movie and TV sets over the years, but noted that he never witnessed any such thing on “Friends.”

“Our set was really pretty cool, it was one of the better ones, I have to say. I think that’s in part because of who we were as actors, and the executive producers on the show were not going to let anything like that happen,” he said. “On other shows and other sets, it was worse.”

On Wednesday, Schwimmer, 50, and Buckman, a 31-year-old artist, told us, “It is with great love, respect and friendship that we have decided to take some time apart while we determine the future of our relationship.” They pair wed in 2010 and have a 5-year-old daughter named Cleo.