Gwyneth Paltrow's son Moses, 19, reveals if he is following in his dad Chris Martin's footsteps

Daily Mail​

2 days ago

Gwyneth Paltrow and ex-husband Chris Martin 's son Moses Martin gave his Instagram followers a rare look at his life as a touring musician.
Following in his famous father's — who is the longtime frontman of the band Coldplay — footsteps, the 19-year-old star is part of a three-piece band called Dancer.
On Monday he took to social media to post a carousel of images taken while on the road with the musical act.
The upload included shots of him playing guitar with a microphone set in front of him, and an artsy black and white snap of the band standing in front a brick wall.
He captioned the post, 'music music music music,' and tagged @dancerdancerdancer.
Another artful, pink-tinted outtake showed the nepo baby strumming his guitar with an earpiece in place.
Moses uploaded other assorted photos, including one of him on a couch and a playful one of him wearing two pairs of glasses.
The music artist enjoyed a coffee with a friend in one picture, and a scenic shot captured horses with a mountainous sunset in the backdrop.
In addition to their son, 52-year-old Gwyneth and 48-year-old Chris also share 21-year-old daughter Apple Martin.
To mark Moses' birthday this past April, the proud mom used her social media platform to pay tribute.
She shared three FaceTime screenshots of her son with her nine million Instagram followers, and added a heartfelt caption.
'Happy birthday @mosesmartin ❤️,' she began, 'Honestly, you are a dream come true. You are deeply kind and brilliant. You have an incredible intellect and you are so gifted, so talented.'
Gwyneth added, 'I listen to your music on repeat and miss you so much at college. And today more than ever. I love you my boy. ❤️mama.'
The upload included shots of him playing guitar with a microphone set in front of him, and an artsy black and white snap of the band standing in front a brick wall
There was also a snapshot of the nepo baby sitting on a couch
A scenic shot captured horses with a mountainous sunset in the backdrop
Last December Chris opened up about life as an empty nester in an interview with Rolling Stone.
Reflecting on his children moving out for college, he admitted: 'It's sad. That's the only word.'
Putting things in perspective, he noted, 'But of course, it'd be weirder if they were still like, "I can't leave." Then you'd be more worried.'
Both Apple and Moses are college students, with the former attending Vanderbilt University and the latter a freshman at Brown.
Apple told Interview magazine earlier this year that she is 'a law, history and society major.'