Ex has been with his affair partner since we separated. 3+ years.
Ex is expert in compartmentalising his life. Childcare is split approx 75/25 in my favour.
The children (four under 12) do not know the reason for the split. Ex has never mentioned to them the existence of his partner, so they blithely have no inkling that there is someone in his life.
His family, friends, colleagues have all met her and she is clearly in his life (social media, etc).
While I take a completely hands-off approach about his private life, I am increasingly worried about the potential effect on the children. I don't want to 'out' him to the children. But for example all the parents of the children's friends know about her.
Where I struggle is, ex is living in a bubble where he has one life (with her, public) and another which is Disney dad, hashtag making memories hashtag awesome dad.
I don't want to constantly be the enabler (e.g. It is me pushing for the divorce, doing the budgeting, as he does not want to deal with this 'compartment' at all). So I don't want to be the one who says 'you need to tell the kids about E' because I don't want to endorse or advance the relationship, and be the one to signal that I'm cool with it, but I am worrying that the children are completely in the dark and this will have some fallout for the dad-kid relationship down the line.
I suppose my question is: do I have a responsibility to the children to push this issue into the open, seeing as he won't?