Exes Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin reunited to celebrate their daughter, Apple Martin, as she graduated from college.
The proud parents were photographed all together as a family — including their son Moses — in Nashville where as they watched Apple walk across the stage and collect her Vanderbilt degree on Friday.
The “Coldplay” frontman, 49, was seen looking cool in an all-black ensemble as he walked on campus with Moses at his side. The 20-year-old wore a light blue button-up with gray pants, and he carried a white sweater wrapped around his torso.
Paltrow gave a pop of color in a red sweater and light blue maxi dress.
Photos showed the “Iron Man” actress, 53, walking arm-in-arm with her husband Brad Falchuk flanked on one side and Apple walking next to her with her cap and gown on the other.
Apple looked like her mother’s twin as she carried a bouquet of white roses in her arms that matched the white dress she wore under her gown. She completed her look with a pair of black kitten heels.
Chris and Paltrow famously decided to “consciously uncouple” in 2014 after more than a decade of marriage.
They’ve since maintained a friendly relationship as co-parents over the years, with Paltrow even calling her ex “like [her] brother.”
Last week, the 21-year-old grad shared a collection of graduation photos to her Instagram that showed her wearing a white cotton Vivienne Westwood dress ($1,020) and black ballet flats.
While it’s not considered a strict tradition, white is a common color for grads to wear as it symbolizes new beginnings.
Also among the carousel of snapshots were pictures of Apple posing around her college with her friends — lying on leather couches, modeling in the library, and posing with her besties, all in caps and gowns and various white dresses.
“A bittersweet moment. How lucky we are to have these memories ❤️,” she captioned an Instagram post
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