Gwyneth Paltrow honors hubby Brad Falchuk, ex Chris Martin on Father’s Day

Gwyneth Paltrow celebrates the special fathers in her life on Sunday, June 18.

“Happy Father’s Day to us Brad Falchukwrote Paltrow, 50, with Sunday Instagram Story photos of the cheerfulness producer, 52, with his daughter Izzy, 18, and son Brody, 16. “He’s the best, [a] great dog dad [and a] great stepfather.

The Oscar winner also included a sweep snap of Falchuk – who shares his children with his ex-wife Suzanne Bukinik — posing for a silly selfie with her 19-year-old daughter, Apple. Paltrow, who is co-parenting Apple and son Moses, 17, with ex-husband Chris Martinalso gave the Coldplay crooner a sweet shout-out for the occasion.

“Happy Father’s Day to this man,” she captioned a second Instagram Story photo, alongside a selfie with Martin, 46, and their two children.

The founder of Goop and the “Fix You” singer got married in December 2003, almost a year before welcoming Apple. Paltrow gave birth to Moses in 2006, nearly eight years before the couple finally “knowingly uncoupled” in 2014. Their divorce was finalized two years later, and the former couple aspired to amicably co-parent Apple and Moses.

“Chris and I made a commitment to put them first and that’s harder than it looks because some days you really don’t want to be with the person you’re divorcing,” says the Shakespeare in love star continued The Drew Barrymore Show in September 2020. “But if you’re determined to have dinner with the family, you’ll do it. You take a deep breath, and you look the person in the eye, and you remember your pact, and you smile, and you hug, and you recommit to this new relationship that you’re trying to nurture.

Martin eventually moved on Dakota Johnsonwhom he has been dating since 2017. Paltrow, for her part, tied the knot with Falchuk in 2018.

The Shallow hall actress told later Us weekly in October 2022 that the couple is working hard to maintain a healthy relationship by “not holding back” their emotions.

“As women I think sometimes we tend to take things for granted, and I think that’s not healthy at all, and it leads to resentment,” Paltrow explained exclusively at the time, noting that they “really try to really get our feelings out.” to articulate” when “something difficult” arises. “Sometimes I can handle it less perfectly than he can. But I think it’s really helpful to have that communication and also really want the same things and be aligned and want our marriage to deepen and grow.