Katie Holmes, 46, twins with mini-me daughter Suri Cruise, 19... after star supported ex Tom Cruise
The Dawson's Creek alum, 46 - who sent fans wild by liking a post which confirmed ex Tom Cruise 's romance with Ana de Armas - kept it casual as she took a stroll in the hot weather.
The 19-year-old college student recently returned to the Big Apple amid her summer break at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
Holmes donned a pair of khaki-colored trousers as well as a sleeveless white top to help her stay cool.
The star pulled her brunette locks into a simple bun and accessorized the outfit with a gold necklace.
Katie sported a pair of black shades and easily carried a black backpack over her right shoulder as she made her way down a quiet street.
Elsewhere in the city, Suri wore a white tank top as well as a low-waisted, patterned skirt that stopped just above her knees.
The only daughter of Katie and Tom Cruise slipped into a pair of blue socks and comfy sneakers.
She easily carried a red purse and navy sweater over her shoulder as she listened to music through earbuds during her daytime excursion.
The student's hair was partially pulled back away from her face and later was seen donning a different ensemble.
Suri wore a white tank top as well as a pair of light blue denim jeans that were secured with a brown leather belt around her waist.
Also this week on Tuesday, the teen was spotted taking the subway like any normal New Yorker - despite her father's net worth of $600 million.
The 19-year-old began her college education at the private university last year - and was seen moving in with the help of her famous mom Katie.
During an interview with Town & Country, Holmes opened up about her daughter's big step and gushed that she was very 'proud.'
She easily carried a red purse and navy sweater over her shoulder as she listened to music through earbuds during her daytime excursion
In a different look, Suri wore a white tank top as well as a pair of light blue denim jeans that were secured with a brown leather belt around her waist
'Of course, I will miss the close proximity, but I'm really proud of her and I'm happy. I remember being this age, this time of beginnings.'
The Batman Begins actress added, 'It's exciting to learn about yourself, and I loved that time, so it makes me happy to think about it like that.'
Despite his estrangement from Suri, Tom has a trust fund for his daughter which officially 'kicked in' when she turned 18.
'It is part of the divorce deal that a trust fund provided by Tom Cruise be shared with daughter Suri Cruise when she turns 18, and it is substantial,' a source informed DailyMail.com last year.
However, she did not receive all the money at once - and instead will have access to the full amount when she reaches her thirties. Holmes has also set up a trust fund for the college student as well.
While it is believed his child support payments to Katie have stopped, the actor has agreed to cover their daughter's health, dental, college tuition and other extracurricular costs.
A separate insider previously told DailyMail.com that the Hollywood star has been paying Suri's $65k-a-year college tuition.
'Tom is indeed paying for Suri's tuition - he has always paid for her schooling and would never stop as he is a stand-up guy.'
The source added, 'He has never hesitated paying his daughter's child support and expenses. He does not go back on his word. He is fulfilling his obligation.'
Katie and Suri's outings come not long after the actress sent fans into a frenzy when she liked an Instagram post which confirmed her ex Tom's romance with Ana de Armas in May.
The post appeared on Daily Mail's official Instagram page, linking to a story about the pair confirming the union while also revealing his other ex Penelope Cruz approved.
She appears to have since removed the like but not before eagle-eyed Daily Mail readers spotted the activity.
Some wrote in the comment section: 'Katie holmes liked this post... Did anyone else notice that Katie Holmes liked this post?'
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Katie, Tom and Ana for comment.
Tom and Ana were first romantically linked earlier this year in February when they were spotted for what was reportedly a professional dinner in London.
The following month, they were pictured with cheeky smiles on both of their faces after their flight landed at the London Heliport.
That alleged work meeting as well as many others fueled rumors that the pair were more than just coworkers.
In April, the pair were spotted arriving together in London again to spend de Armas' 37th birthday together before fans spotted them on a romantic stroll through the park that same week.
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