Synopsis
Gwyneth Paltrow shares a heartfelt birthday tribute for ex-husband Chris Martin, featuring family moments with their children Apple and Moses. Despite their past, the former couple maintains a strong friendship and co-parenting relationship.Key Takeaways
- Gwyneth Paltrow celebrates Chris Martin's birthday.
- Photos showcase family moments with Apple and Moses.
- The couple maintains a strong friendship post-divorce.
- Paltrow emphasizes the importance of reinventing family dynamics.
- Both have moved on with new partners.
Los Angeles, March 3 (NationPress) Hollywood actress Gwyneth Paltrow is extending birthday wishes to her ex-husband Chris Martin as he celebrates his 48th birthday on Sunday (Pacific Standard Time).
The 52-year-old actress posted a heartfelt birthday tribute on Instagram, featuring images of Martin enjoying time with their two children, as reported by People magazine.
In the first image, the ‘Yellow’ singer is seen affectionately leaning his head on their daughter Apple, who is now 20.
According to People, Martin looks contemplative in the sunny photograph, while Apple poses with her chin resting in her hand.
The second image captures a moment between father and son; Martin is at a piano with Moses, who is 18. Both are focused on their activity in this sweet snapshot. Paltrow captioned the post, “Happy Birthday to the man that gave me these beautiful, wonderful human beings. We love you, Chris.”
Paltrow and Martin crossed paths in 2002 while backstage at a Coldplay concert and were married for over a decade before they publicly announced their “conscious uncoupling” in 2014.
Both have moved on with long-term partners; Paltrow has been married to writer-producer Brad Falchuk since 2018, while Martin has been in a relationship with Dakota Johnson since 2017. Despite their split over a decade ago, they have maintained a strong friendship and co-parenting relationship with Apple and Moses.
They have often spoken about how their relationship has evolved, with Paltrow stating in 2019 that their current dynamic is much improved.
“Family structure can be reinvented and divorce doesn’t have to be devastating,” Paltrow shared with the Evening Standard. “It doesn’t have to be the end of your relationship with somebody.”
She also mentioned that she and Martin “were meant to be together and have our kids,” but now their relationship is “much better like this, friends and co-parents and family.” Both parents are actively involved in their children's lives, with Martin recently discussing Le Bal des Debutantes, Apple’s Paris debutante ball that took place in November.
The event was a family gathering, with Moses, Paltrow, and her mother Blythe Danner also in attendance.
