Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts Reunite for Son Sasha's High School Graduation in New Photos of the Blended Family
Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts are celebrating their graduate!
On Thursday, June 5, the former couple reunited to celebrate their 17-year-old son Sasha's high school graduation. In one photo posted to Schreiber's Instagram, Watts could be seen wearing a multicolor maxi dress and straw hat, posing next to Sasha and her husband, Billy Crudup.
On Sasha's other side, Schreiber stands next to his son with a film camera around his neck, posing alongside his wife, Taylor Neisen. Sasha stands in the middle, wearing a gray suit and tan shoes.
"The graduate!!!" Schreiber wrote in his caption. Watts also included a similar photo on her Instagram Stories, adding a sticker that read, "Congrats!"
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Alongside Sasha, the two also share daughter Kai, 16. Schreiber is also dad to daughter Hazel Bee, 20 months.
Back in May, Watts shared photos and videos of her son Sasha on her Instagram Stories all dressed up and ready to go to his high school prom. In one snap, Watts and Schreiber posed together for a selfie with their son, who wore a dark suit and boutonniere, in the middle.
Other pictures and clips showed the teenager with some of his fellow prom-goers and a large shot of the entire class celebrating the momentous occasion.
The former couple ended their 11-year relationship in 2016. Since then, Watts and Schreiber have been open about remaining friends and putting their children first.
'We're doing things very differently. I'm pretty proud of us, corny as that may sound,' Watts told Net-a-Porter in August 2019. 'We've made it our absolute priority to be good and kind to each other and we're absolutely committed to that.'
On March 6, PEOPLE caught up with the Perfect Couple actor at the Cirque Du Soleil New York City premiere of Luzia, where he was joined by his son. When asked how it felt to be walking carpets with his eldest, Schreiber admitted it's an adjustment process.
'It's strange,' the X-Men star told PEOPLE. 'I felt a little self-conscious walking into the circus with him because, like, it's the kind of thing you do with your kid.'
Schreiber added, 'He doesn't feel like my kid anymore. He feels like a man now, so, it's a whole different thing for us.'
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