‘Dawson's Creek' Exes Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson Reunite in N.Y.C.
Former Dawson's Creek exes Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson reunited in New York City on Monday, July 21.
The Hollywood stars were visibly in good spirits as they were filming a project in the Big Apple, according to a post via X shared by Page Six.
In the photos, Katie, 46, donned loose trousers, a grey tank top and a multi-colored peach flannel top. Joshua, 47, for his part, wore light-washed denim jeans and a forest green jacket.
Fans couldn't contain their excitement over the reunion, leading most to share how much Katie and Joshua mean to them.
'Not gonna lie, seeing them working together is really cool,' one fan wrote, while a second person commented, 'They look so good.'
Other fans inquired about the undisclosed project that Katie and Joshua were filming.
Joshua played Joey Potter in Dawson's Creek, while Katie portrayed Pacey Witter, whom he dated in the series. The pair took their oncamera romance into a real-life relationship between 1998 and 1999.
The pair went on to marry their future respective partners. Katie and Tom Cruise were married between 2006 and 2012. They share one child, daughter Suri Cruise. Meanwhile, Joshua married actress Jodie Turner-Smith in 2019. The pair, who are the parents of daughter Juno Rose Diana Jackson, finalized their divorce in May.
Joshua shared where his relationship with Katie stood during an April appearance on Jesse Tyler Ferguson's 'Dinner's on Me' podcast, and shocked fans when he revealed how close they are.
"Busy [Philipps] and Michelle [Williams] are very, very close. And Katie and I are very close," the Fatal Attraction actor said of his Dawson's Creek costars.
One year prior, Katie revealed that she and her former costars have an active group chat.
"All of us text every now and then, but I wasn't aware of the WhatsApp. But you know what? I'm really bad at WhatsApp. I never check it because it's a little too much," the Batman Begins actress said in June 2024.
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'Dawson's Creek' Exes Katie Holmes and Joshua Jackson Reunite in N.Y.C. first appeared on Parade on Jul 21, 2025
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