They’re the perfect ex-couple.

Naomi Watts and ex Liev Schreiber celebrated their son Sasha’s high school graduation as a blended family.

The graduate was seen posing with Schreiber and Watts — and their respective spouses, Taylor Neisen and Billy Crudup — in a photo posted to the “Perfect Couple” actor’s Instagram Thursday.

“The graduate!!!” the proud father captioned the sweet photo.

Sasha, 17, officially completed his schooling at the Manhattan private school Friends Seminary, with the graduation ceremony being held at Central Park Thursday.

Schreiber, 57, wore a charcoal sport coat and matching pants, a blue button-down, sunglasses and a camera around his neck.

His wife, 32, looked stylish in a denim maxi dress and sunglasses.

The “King Kong” actress, 56, went with a colorful floral sundress, a sunhat and sunglasses. She also matched her brown shoes to her leather satchel.

Meanwhile, Crudup, 56, went with a blue suit, no tie and aviator shades.

Sasha honored his academic achievement in a gray suit with a blue polka-dot tie, suede shoes and sunglasses.

Watts also shared photos from the event, including a snap of her ex and their son with the caption “Congrats.”

She also re-shared Schreiber’s photo to her Instagram story, writing, “What an incredible day,” as well as a selfie with her son in which she raved, “He did it! So so proud.”

Watts then shared several images capturing Sasha walking in his graduation procession and receiving his diploma.

She and Schreiber, who broke up in 2016 after 11 years together, also share 16-year-old daughter Kai.

The budding trans model, who uses “she/her” pronouns, was also spotted at the event wearing a white ruffled sundress and brown slouch boots in paparazzi photos obtained by Page Six.

Watts married Crudup in June 2023 while Schreiber married Neisen a month later. Schreiber and the former pageant queen, 32, welcomed daughter Hazel Bee that August.

The “Morning Show” actor, for his part, shares son William with ex-wife Mary-Louise Parker, to whom he was married from 1996 to 2003.

Paris Hilton is celebrating Pride Month in style.

Hilton, 44, shared photos and videos in a series of Instagram Story posts alongside Rita Ora and Cara Delevingne from their flight to World Pride Music Festival on Thursday, June 5. Hilton, a DJ, and Ora, 34, will both perform their own sets on the first day of the festival on Friday, June 6.

Hilton began the series of Instagram Stories posts with a video of herself walking aside Ora and Delevingne, 32, captioned, “Let’s go girls @ritaora @caradelevingne” alongside emojis of a plane, the LGBTQ+ pride flag, and the transgender pride flag, with Shania Twain‘s hit song “Man! I Feel Like A Woman” playing in the background.

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The following post was a video of Hilton standing between Ora and Delevingne, saying “World Pride, we’re coming for you!” as all three women cheered. Hilton wore a bubblegum pink ensemble, complete with a t-shirt bearing the Barbie logo and matching flared lounge pants.

Ora meanwhile wore a green and yellow graphic cropped tee that read “girls are the coolest” while model Delevingne wore an oversized cheetah print t-shirt with black pants.

The subsequent Instagram Story posts showed glimpses into Hilton’s private jet. “Safe to say Sliv air did not disappoint, best reactions @ritaora @caradelevingne”, she captioned a video of Ora cheering as she entered the jet, which was decked out with pink-themed accessories for the pair including champagne glasses, fluffy robes, and sleepmasks. The jet was also decked out with rainbow roses and flags.

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Hilton most recently DJed Demi Lovato‘s nuptials. “Paris literally shook the dance floor with her DJ skills,” Lovato, 32, recalled in an interview with Vogue in May. “And I mean the entire floor moved with her beats.”

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Hilton opend up to PEOPLE about her LGBTQ+ allyship in 2023, insisting that she will “continue to use my platform to speak out and spread love, tolerance, acceptance and support.” The hieress was speaking ahead of her performance at Dreamland Pride in Central Park in New York City at the time.

World Pride Music Festival will be held in Washington, D.C. on June 6 and 7, in partnership with Capital Pride. It will also include performances from Jennifer Lopez, Troye Sivan, Reneé Rapp, Zedd, Kim Petras, Marina, RuPaul, Raye, Tinashe, Trisha Paytas, and more, according to the official website.

Brooke Shields candidly admitted that only her younger daughter, Grier Henchy, will inherit her jewelry collection when she passes away.

The “Blue Lagoon” star shared that the 19-year-old “understands” the value — while her older daughter, Rowan Henchy, 22, “has lost every piece [she’s] ever given her.”

“I literally cannot do it again,” the actress said while laughing in an interview with Only Natural Diamonds published Thursday.

Shields, 60, further explained that Grier “understands the difference between real and ‘real’” pieces.

“It’s not about the gold or diamonds alone,” the mom of two added.

“She sees the history, the workmanship, the story behind the institution of these houses.”

The best-selling author — who recently celebrated her milestone birthday — shares her daughters with husband Chris Henchy, whom she married in 2001.

Meanwhile, the “Pretty Baby” star described herself as “very attached to jewelry and diamonds.”

“That might sound obnoxious,” she acknowledged jokingly.

“When you’ve worked hard, you’re not waiting to be validated — you do something for yourself. There’s a sense of empowerment in that,” Shields explained.

The Commence haircare founder shared that she learned the value of a diamond from her late mother, Teri, who died in 2012.

“My mom always said, ‘Buy yourself your own diamond — don’t wait to be given one from a man,’” she said.

“My mom bought me my first emerald-cut diamond. It’s very beautiful, and I got it set in a Verdura cuff.”

Shields also recalled shopping for jewelry with her mom around the world.

“Ever since I was a little girl, every time we’d go somewhere, we’d find a jewelry store — if we were in Asia, it was pearls; if we were elsewhere, it was diamonds or brooches,” she said.

“Maybe it’s because she grew up in Newark during the Depression era, in poverty, and jewelry represented what she aspired to have in life.”