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Gwyneth Paltrow's son Moses Martin has gone public with his stunning new girlfriend.

The model and musician, 20, whose father is Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, soft-launched their relationship this week by posting loved-up photos on Instagram with a gushing tribute to mark his new love's 21st birthday.

The Daily Mail can reveal his girlfriend is Campbell Fealy – a first-year student at the Ivy League's Brown University, where Moses is a second-year student, and the daughter of one of New York's most prominent sports medicine surgeons, Dr Stephen Fealy.

One photo shows Moses wrapping his arm around her from behind as they pose in matching navy jackets and jeans. He captioned it: 'Favorite Persons Birthday.'

A second shows her fooling around on a beach while balancing two pairs of sunglasses on her face, with Moses adding: 'I love you big time.'

It is the first time Moses has shared photos of his girlfriend publicly – coming as the aspiring star steps out of the shadow of his A-list parents to launch careers in music and fashion.

Gwyneth Paltrow's son Moses Martin has gone public with his stunning new girlfriend Campbell Fealy, as he posted loved-up snaps with her on Instagram

Campbel is a first-year student at the Ivy League's Brown University, where Moses is in his second year, and the daughter of one of New York's most prominent sports medicine surgeons

He made his red carpet debut at the end of last year with mum Gwyneth at the Los Angeles premiere of her film Marty Supreme.

Earlier this month, Moses was unveiled as the new face of Burberry – his debut modelling job - in a campaign called 'Escape to the Countryside'.

He was cast alongside models Edie Campbell, Nora Attal and Sang Woo Kim.

And shortly before that, in May this year, he released his debut EP, Bunny, with his alternative rock band People I've Met, in which he is lead vocalist and guitarist.

Campbell, like Moses, also hails from a high-achieving family.

She is the daughter of prominent sports doctor Stephen, 56, and his wife, Kristen Gesswein Fealy, and the family are based in New York, where the couple move in philanthropic and society circles.

Dr Fealy is a former pitcher for Columbia University's baseball team and now serves as an orthopaedic surgery and sports medicine consultant to the Major League Baseball Players Association.

He and Kristen also have two sons, James – Campbell's twin – and Stephen III.

Moses made his red carpet debut at the end of last year with mum Gwyneth at the Los Angeles premiere of her film Marty Supreme

Campbell's mother Kristen has carved out a niche as a mah jongg teacher, offering lessons to beginners in the ancient Chinese tile game, which has enjoyed a fashionable resurgence among well-to-do New Yorkers.

Goop founder Gwyneth once famously featured a £34,000 Hermes mah jongg set in her holiday gift guide, which quickly became shorthand for the lifestyle brand's eye-wateringly expensive offerings.

Before transferring to Brown, Campbell spent a year at Middlebury College in Vermont, where she competed in Varsity Track and Field.

She also spent two months last summer as a PR intern at luxury fashion house Balenciaga in New York.

Moses is not Gwyneth and Chris's only child to be making a name for himself.

His older sister, Apple, 22, graduated from Vanderbilt University in May and has been building a modelling career in recent months, most recently starring in a campaign for French luxury house Chloe.

Gwyneth and Chris married in 2003 before announcing their 'conscious uncoupling' in 2014 and finalising their divorce in 2016.

Despite the split, the pair have remained famously close co-parents.

Gwyneth went on to marry television producer Brad Falchuk in 2018, blending their families – Brad shares two children, Isabella and Brody, with ex-wife Suzanne Bukinik.

Chris was in a long-term, on-off relationship with actress Dakota Johnson, 36, for nearly eight years.

The couple, who had been engaged, are understood to have split for good in June 2025, with a source telling People at the time that 'it feels final this time'.