10+ Celebrities Who Are Divorced And Successfully Co-Parent Their Children

There is no bad blood between these exes since their split in 2017.

Their highest priority is raising their son, Jack, with lots of laughter and happiness. "We are great and there's so much friendship and love," Faris told Extra.

While they were never married, the couple were together for nine years. During this time, they welcomed three children together.

A split hasn't separated the family, though. They still take photos together and celebrate holidays.

Maybe these two were onto something with their whole "conscious uncoupling."

Since their divorce in 2014, they've maintained a healthy friendship for the sake of their two kids, Apple and Moses.

"I would say very rarely is it difficult now. We’ve learned how to communicate with each other. We love each other. We laugh. We have the best of each other. It’s really nice. It makes you feel like you don’t have to lose.”

Cannon has called himself "blessed" to be co-parenting his twins, Monroe and Moroccan, with the singer.

"At the end of the day, you've got to be a little selfless," he told People. "You have to say 'It's not about us."'

Since getting divorced in April 2018, the parents of daughter Everly have learned to adjust to a "new normal."

"We’re in a very positive energy together, trying to be the best parents to Everly," Tatum told Harper's Bazaar.

After a decade of being married, the couple committed to maintaining normalcy for the sake of their three kids, Violet, Seraphina, and Samuel.

"We're doing our very best and we're putting our kids first," Affleck told CBS in 2016.

The Cruel Intentions stars have nothing but good intentions when it comes to raising their kids, Deacon and Ava, together.

One way they keep things balanced is by trading off holidays to one another.

Sounds very practical!

"You have to get to that point as a divorced parent, as any parent, where you're not putting yourself first," Phillippe said.

What divorce? "We are like best friends," Lopez said on Today about her relationship with Anthony.

This certainly makes co-parenting their twins, Emme and Max, a lot easier. Jennifer is also part of a blended family with her fiancé, A-Rod, and his kids.

Mutual respect has made co-parenting their daughter, Coco, as normal as possible.

“We never went head-to-head, [or] battled each other, through the process of divorce and through the process of raising our kid," Arquette told Yahoo in August.

Way before he met Katy Perry, Orlando was married to Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr. Together, they had one son, Flynn.

“Miranda and I have a remarkable relationship," Bloom told Elle UK. "We co-parent really well.”

While there have been rumors of a nasty divorce swirling around, the former couple has maintained a united front in the co-parenting department.

Kristin even wished Jay a public Father’s Day message this past June.

The family even spent this past Thanksgiving all together.

"I’m happy that we’re able to spend it together and have conversations [about the menu] even though we’re in the middle of getting a divorce,” she told Us Weekly.

Kate had Lily with her ex, Michael Sheen, who she was with from 1995 to 2003.

And even though she left him for another man, they've managed to maintain an amicable relationship throughout the years.

"He's somebody I've known since I was 21 years old. I really love him a lot," she continued.

Since Michael lives in America, while Kate and Lily are in England, this has made co-parenting difficult at times.

It's been three years since they ended their relationship, but they still spend holidays together with their daughters, Frankie and Olive.

Drew has referred to their "new normal" of co-parenting as a “happy, unorthodox union.”

Kate has the epitome of a blended family: her three children all have different baby daddies. And yet, she manages to make co-parenting work.

The biggest thing she avoids is bad-mouthing her exes to her kids.

"No matter what, I never heard a bad word about my father," she said on a March 2019 episode of the Divorce Sucks! With Laura Wasser podcast.

"Your child wasn't in that relationship. Your child's in a different relationship with their father. You need to support that relationship."

After their marriage of seven years came to an end, Uma and Ethan needed to find a way to make it work for their children's sake.

They may not always agree, but there's always an element of respect maintained.

Lenny and Lisa have an incredibly rare appreciation and respect for one another. Their daughter, Zoe, has a lot to be thankful for.

What's even crazier is that Jason and Lenny have developed a real friendship with one another.

Rachel and Daniel's divorce was about as amicable as you could hope for. They made a joint Instagram post announcing their intent to separate, and made sure to say how truly grateful they were for every year they'd spent together.

They're making it work for their two children, Theodore and Charlotte.

I was mildly obsessed with Flip or Flop for awhile and was incredibly saddened when Tarek and Christina broke the news.

Christina says she and Tarek always make a point of staying on the same page, stressing that communication is key.

When infidelity is at play in a marriage, that can be an incredibly difficult thing to overcome.

Thankfully, Elin is able to respect the relationship her children have with their father and compartmentalize her emotions on the subject.

Robin and Paula have come a long way. Their relationship ended in a bitter divorce that developed into an ugly battle in the courts for custody.

In the end, they agreed to share a 50/50 stake in all the major decisions, including schooling, religion, etc.

Pete Wentz is the first to congratulate his ex-wife, Ashlee Simpson, on her co-parenting skills. The Fall Out Boy bassist commends her and her new husband, Evan, on being easy to communicate with and easy going.

Liev and Naomi have always maintained a healthy relationship with one another. For Naomi's most recent birthday, Liev even took to Instagram to post a picture wishing her well.

He captioned the photo "Happy Birthday Mama!!"

As Amber explained it, sometimes two people just work better as best friends. Such certainly seems to be the case for Amber and Wiz.

Custody was a bit of a battle, but since then they've managed to put their swords away.

Bruce and Demi have such a great co-parenting relationship with one another that Demi was even invited onto the dais during The Comedy Central Roast of Bruce Willis.

If you haven't seen the video, she brings down the house.

Rachel recently had an interview with Us Weekly where she was asked how the pandemic has affected her co-parenting lifestyle.

She stated that having another house for their daughter to go to during this time of isolation has been incredibly helpful.

Jewel is the first to admit that co-parenting isn't always easy but that she understands the importance of a child having both parents in their life.

She says when times get hard, she does her best to remember all of the good qualities Ty possesses.

Mayim wants to stress that just because a marriage ends it doesn't necessarily mean the death of the family.

She says that it's incumbent upon both parents to settle their differences for the sake of their children.

Idina says that she and Taye have set ground rules with one another when it comes to co-parenting. For one thing, they never talk badly about the other in front of their kids.

She goes on to say that there is no place for ego in a co-parenting arrangement.

Alicia Silverstone tries to be as zen-like as possible when it comes to her parenting approach. When it comes to sharing custody, Alicia and Chris leave it up to their son, Bear, to tell them which house he wants to be at.

As you can see from the image above, Charlie and Denise not only co-parent but also attend events together as a family.

Denise has stated that she wants to protect the relationship her children have with their father.