WeirPhotos/INFphoto.comChris Martin is on the move!
The Coldplay frontman and Kylie Minogue were spotted on a late-night stroll in London after her performance Sunday. Even though they seem pretty close, it turns out the musicians are just friends.
"They are not dating. There is nothing in it," a rep for Minogue told The Daily Mail. "I know from both sides that they have been friends for a long time."
E! News reached out to reps for both stars for comment.
Even though Martin, 38, and Minogue, 47, are keeping it platonic, the two do look cute together! The "Fix You" singer strolled arm-in-arm with his BFF after her Hyde Park show. Although Minogue is used to performing in risqué costumes, she decided to dress down for this meet up, looking cozy in an over-sized hoodie and jeans. Martin also went for a casual ensemble, donning a crew neck sweatshirt and jeans.
Martin has been linked to Jennifer Lawrence for a while now, but prior to his relationship with the Silver Linings Playbook actress, he was married to Gwyneth Paltrow. Minogue, meanwhile, was most recently linked to longtime boyfriend Andres Velencoso. Unfortunately, they split after five years of dating. But Martin and Paltrow have set the bar for friendly exes, as both regularly hang out together with their children!
The Iron Man actress even posted a touching tribute to her ex on Father's Day.
"Nothing like father/daughter love. Happy Father's Day to you,CAJM," Paltrow captioned the pic of Martin and their daughter, Apple. "Here is to all the engaged and present fathers, you create a backbone for society," she continued. "We honor you all today."
Although he and Paltrow aren't together anymore, he has kept busy peforming and producing new music. His most recent gig, however, was a sad one. He sang at Beau Biden's funeral, playing an acoustic version of "Til Kingdom Come."
According to Delaware Online, Martin heard about Beau's love and appreciation for Coldplay music. As a result, he volunteered to fly in and sing for the emotional memorial. Attendees included Barack Obama, who gave a touching eulogy, Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton.