Dakota Johnson proudly watches Chris Martin during Coldplay's Glastonbury slot with his kids Apple and Moses
Several famous faces were spotted in the crowd at Glastonbury Festival during Coldplay's headline set, including frontman Chris Martin's girlfriend Dakota Johnson. The Fifty Shades of Grey actress was seen supporting her beau as he took to the stage on Saturday, 29 June.
Dakota, 34, watched Coldplay from the friends and family viewing area. She was joined by Chris' two children, Moses, 18, and Apple, 20, who he shares with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow, along with friends. The group danced and sang along to the band's hits throughout the two-hour set.
Dakota wasn't the only A-lister present at Glastonbury on Saturday night, as Hollywood star Tom Cruise was also seen watching Coldplay. He was joined by Gillian Anderson and Simon Pegg, with the trio standing in a VIP area together as the headline set got underway.
Dakota's appearance at Glastonbury marks the first time she's been seen with boyfriend Chris, 47, since February. The low-key couple, who have been together since 2017, were last seen together during a trip to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
It's been claimed that Dakota and Chris are secretly engaged, having opted to keep the happy news private. A source claimed in March that the engagement happened "a while ago".
The Mirror reported that an insider said: "The couple got engaged a while ago and have kept the news private. But now they are being open about it with their circles. They have been besotted with each other from day one so taking this next step was inevitable. They are in no rush to plan the wedding but are just enjoying making their commitment official."
Along with some A-list guests, Coldplay were watched by 100,000 festival-goers on Saturday night as they took to the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm. The British band made history as the only act in history to headline Glastonbury five times. Prior to their 2024 headline slot, both Coldplay and The Cure had headlined Glastonbury four times.
The performance was made extra special by a surprise guest. The band brought out Back To The Future star Michael J. Fox midway through their performance, much to the shock of fans.
Michael, 63, who is battling Parkinson's, appeared in his wheelchair. He played the guitar during hit tracks Fix You and Humankind. Frontman Chris, 47, credited the actor as the "reason" Coldplay became a band, branding him a "hero" in a sweet tribute.
