Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin, made it known to the public their 'conscious uncoupling' in 2014. Then, the actress and the Coldplay frontman filed a divorce in April 2015. And now, Gwyneth and Chris have finally reached a divorce settlement to end their 12-year marriage.
As stated by PEOPLE, the legal document filed by the American actress, Paltrow and Martin have forfeited their rights to spousal support. The estranged celebrity couple, who are the parents to the 12 year old Apple and 10 year old Moses, has also thrown themselves into a written agreement regarding their wealth and child support. The final step in making the couple's divorce to be official will be the court's final judgment.
However, US Weekly reported that the actress and the Coldplay lead singer have maintained an amicable relationship since they separated.
The actress of the romantic comedy film "Shakespeare in Love" stated, "It's like we are still a family, but not a couple. I think we are better as friends than we were married. We are very close and supportive of one another."
According to E! News, while Paltrow moved on to date the television writer and director - Brad Falchuk, and Martin started a new romance with the "The Brothers Grimsby" actress - Annabelle Wallis, the former couple gave good grounds as parents and continue to keep each other in their lives for the sake their children.
Paltrow told the television journalist Matt Lauer on Today, "Chris is like my brother. I'm really close to him. We're a family. Even though we're not in a romantic relationship, we're a true family and we like to do things to reinforce that we're a family for the children and for each other."
In addition, Gwyneth and Chris often celebrated holidays and birthdays as a family. Paltrow and the kids even travel with Martin on the first leg of Coldplay's tour in Peru and Argentina.
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