Gwyneth Paltrow's 20-year-old son, Moses Martin, went public with his new girlfriend in a series of sweet snaps celebrating her 21st birthday. As per the Daily Mail, Moses shared a photo of his new love, Campbell Fealy, which featured him wrapping his arms around her as they sported matching outfits. The caption read: "Favorite person's birthday."
In the second snap, Moses captured Campbell on the beach with two pairs of sunglasses on her head, before writing: "I love you big time."
According to the outlet, she is a first-year student at Brown University, the Ivy League institution where Moses has been studying since 2025. She is the daughter of prominent sports medicine surgeon Dr Stephen Fealy, and hails from New York.
© InstagramA budding star
Moses, whom Gwyneth shares with her ex-husband, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, is studying at Brown and also pursuing a music career with his band, People I've Met, which he formed in mid-2025.
The budding star shared with Nylon that he often sought music advice from his dad, who has won a total of seven Grammy Awards throughout his career.
"There is one mantra he's always told to me, which is just never give up," Moses shared with the publication. "It's helpful when it gets to a point musically, or anytime in life, where it's a lot of work piling up that feels like it's too much to handle, and sometimes you just want to throw it all away. That's a big one."
© InstagramHe added that Chris helped him learn to trust the process and ignore the outside noise that can come from being in the music industry. "Musically, he's always just told me to trust the songs and not overthink anything too much beyond that," Moses said.
"However many numbers it might be doing – just trust the songs. If they feel great to me, then they'll find the place where they're supposed to go. It's brilliant."
Following in their footsteps
Gwyneth, who also shares her daughter, 22-year-old Apple Martin, with Chris, explained to E! News that her children were "definitely artist souls" and were likely to follow in their parents' footsteps.
"I do think that [a] mix of structure and art is really coming through in who they are now," she said. "They're both academic, and yet they have these beautiful free spirits, and I think they will pursue art, which I think is wonderful."
© InstagramShe expanded on this in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, sharing that she hoped her kids would feel free to express themselves through their art.
"Both of my children want to go into the arts, and now more than ever, the world needs artists," Gwyneth noted.
© Getty Images"We need people to disrupt and challenge our existing ideas…we need that kind of searing authenticity and radical artistic expression. So I'm thrilled they both want to do that, and let's see how it goes."
"I spent so many years in pleasing mode, and what that means is you're trying to bend yourself into some other idea of what somebody wants you to be," she added. "I just want them to be fully themselves and not give a [expletive] what anybody thinks."
