Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter, who bears a striking resemblance to her, has quickly secured a high-profile fashion role shortly after completing her college education.

Apple Martin took center stage in Chloe’s new summer ad campaign, unveiled on Tuesday.

‘What an absolute honor to get to work with Chloé. I have never seen such ethereal pieces. I cannot fathom how incredibly beautiful this collection is and the fact that I was able to shoot in them makes me feel more than words can express! Thank you for this opportunity,’ wrote the star in her Instagram caption.

At 21, Martin has already graced campaigns for Self-Portrait and The Gap, showcasing bohemian white attire in a beach setting for Chloe.

The imagery drew inspiration from Sandro Botticelli’s iconic 15th-century masterpiece, The Birth of Venus, capturing Martin in front of a half shell.

This Chloe campaign cleverly signals to Hollywood that this latest “nepo baby” is now a college graduate and primed for acting opportunities. With a prominent Hollywood agent already backing her, Apple is poised to follow in her mother’s illustrious footsteps.

Gwyneth Paltrow’s mini-me daughter, Apple Martin, has already landed a massive fashion campaign after graduating from college just days ago

The 21-year-old starred in the summer Chloe advertisement, which came out on Tuesday

‘Chloe unveils the new chapter of Chloe A La Plage by Chemena Kamali, a collection born from a dreamlike longing for summer’s poetry,’ read the Instagram caption.

‘Featuring actress @AppleMartin, whose luminous presence embodies this poetic surrender to summer’s spell. The campaign, imagined through a surrealist lens and photographed by David Sims, captures sun-drenched days dissolving into fantasy.’

It was a family affair on Friday in Tennessee as Apple passed a major milestone. 

She brought her divorced parents back together when she graduated from prestigious Vanderbilt University in Nashville.

Paltrow and her ex-husband, Chris Martin, attended the ceremony held at FirstBank Stadium, 12 years after their infamous ‘conscious uncoupling.’

Also in attendance was Paltrow’s second husband, TV producer Brad Falchuk, whom she wed in 2018. 

The brand says the line is ‘a collection born from a dreamlike longing for summer’s poetry’

There was a nod to the budding star with one of the necklaces, which showed an eaten apple

The nepo baby posed in boho-style clothing on a beach

The shoot seemed to be inspired by the painting The Birth of Venus

The blonde also wore a swimsuit with a parrot on front as she held up a slice of fruit

The Chloe campaign is a smart way to alert Hollywood that the latest nepo baby is done with college and ready to be hired for the silver screen

The brand said of its campaign: ‘Featuring actress @AppleMartin, whose luminous presence embodies this poetic surrender to summer’s spell’

Apple, 21, looked every inch the perfect graduate as she strolled along with her famous blended family, wearing a black gown over a white dress with Ray-Ban sunglasses. 

The budding model began studying at the university back in 2022 and majored in Law, History and Society. Vanderbilt is one of the most elite colleges in the country, with an acceptance rate of just 5.3 percent.

Proud mom Paltrow looked chic at the ceremony, wearing a pale blue dress with a button-down red jacket and matching scarlet high heels. 

The Oscar-winning blonde could hardly keep the smile off her face as she watched her daughter graduate. 

Meanwhile, Falchuk was a model step-dad, clad in a navy sweater over a pale blue shirt and berry-colored tie with dark beige slacks and brown suede boots.

Apple took to her Insta Stories to share a photo where she was in her cap and gown with black sunglasses on. She held up her diploma as she smiled but did not add a caption. 

There was no sign of Paltrow’s mother, Emmy-winning actress Blythe Danner. 

Apple took to her Insta Stories on Friday to share a photo where she was in her cap and gown. She held up her diploma as she smiled but did not add a caption

Though she has pursued theater as a member of the Vanderbilt Original Cast and has directed student productions, Apple was not a drama major.

However, she has already secured a top Hollywood agent at powerhouse agency CAA, and has detailed her dreams of becoming an actress.

Last year, Apple told Interview Magazine how she loves theater ‘more than anything’. 

‘I would love to do theater because I adore it so much. I’ve obviously never done film before, but I’ve been trying to get involved in student films. I was born a theater kid.’

‘I don’t wanna be a singer. I like musical theater, but getting onstage by yourself to sing is so terrifying, I love dancing and I love acting. My dream is to act.’

Meanwhile, Apple previously made headlines after it was claimed that she had been expelled from her elite Los Angeles high school for bullying – allegations she later denied.

Addressing the claims on Instagram last year, she said: ‘Hi! I didn’t wanna respond but this narrative is completely false and has gotten so out of hand. I have never been expelled from any school, especially not for bullying anyone.

‘I completely understand ppl not liking me and that is okay! The internet is a place where ppl can share their opinions.’

In early May the graduate took to Instagram to show off her look during the graduation rehearsal 

Her Oscar-winning mother said she was ‘SO proud!!’ of her mini-me child

‘But this rumor is completely untrue, I am not that type of person and anyone who is close to me knows that.’

Martin’s mother publicly announced in 2022 that her mini-me was beginning college. ‘My daughter went to college in the fall,’ began the blonde.

Paltrow also said that it was hard on her emotionally to say farewell to little Apple.  ‘It was horrible. It was truly horrifying,’ she said. ‘I was sick to my stomach, bursting into tears.”

An Arizona county assessor has revealed she was admonished by the sheriff overseeing the investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance after her office forwarded a tip to the FBI, according to a recent report.

Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Savannah Guthrie, co-host of “Today,” is suspected to have been kidnapped from her Catalina Foothills home on February 1st.

Suzanne Droubie, the official in question, informed the Arizona Republic that the sheriff expressed displeasure after her office, which handles property records in Pima County, sent information to federal authorities.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos, speaking at the Pima County Sheriff’s Department in Tucson, Arizona, on May 8, 2026, mentioned that investigators are making progress in the case of Nancy Guthrie’s abduction. Guthrie is the 84-year-old mother of “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie. (Photo by Matt Symons for Fox News Digital)

“It was suggested that by sending this information to the FBI, we were causing additional work for the sheriff’s department, as they were then tasked with following up on all the leads provided,” Droubie shared with the publication.

Droubie was out of office Tuesday and could not immediately be reached by Fox News Digital.

A split image shows Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos speaking to reporters about the suspected abduction of Nancy Guthrie, alongside an image of Guthrie seated during a game of mahjong. (Rebecca Noble/Reuters, Courtesy of NBC)

She did not discuss specifics about the tip in the interview but said the FBI had requested information, which her staff provided. Then she had a tense conversation with the sheriff.

“It seemed like he was very stressed, very frustrated,” Droubie told the paper. “I wouldn’t categorize it as yelling, per se, as much as kind of scolding and expressing frustration with all of the leads he was receiving, their obligation to follow up on them, and that my office was, was actually being more harm than good by providing more leads that they just had to follow up with.”

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A Pima County sheriff’s official stands outside Nancy Guthrie’s home in Tucson, Ariz., on Feb. 14, 2026. (Ty O’Neil/AP Photo)

A spokesperson for the Pima County Sheriff’s Department said she could not comment.

“We are not authorized to provide any information or comment regarding these claims,” she wrote in an email.

Last week, the sheriff and FBI Director Kash Patel traded barbs over each other’s handling of the case. There has been tension since early on, when the FBI wanted to send DNA evidence to its lab in Quantico and the sheriff sent it to a contracted lab in Florida instead.

Pima County deputies examine a flyer taped to the mailbox outside Nancy Guthrie’s home in Tucson, Ariz., on Feb. 23, 2026. Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of “Today” co-host Savannah Guthrie, is believed to have been abducted from her home in the early hours of Feb. 1. (Michael Ruiz/Fox News Digital)

Eleven weeks later, the Florida lab sent the sample over to the FBI for more advanced testing. It’s now been more than 14 weeks since Guthrie’s suspected abduction.

Separately, the Pima County Board of Supervisors is expected to address concerns about unrelated allegations of perjury against Nanos at tonight’s meeting. Two supervisors, Dr. Matt Heinz and Steve Christy, told Fox News Digital last week they plan to move to vacate the sheriff’s office under a rarely invoked state law.

“I will make, second and/or support any motion or efforts to vacate,” Christy reiterated Tuesday morning, 100 days after Guthrie’s disappearance.

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Mel Gibson was recently seen enjoying a romantic outing with his new girlfriend, Italian actress Antonella Salvucci.

The 70-year-old actor and filmmaker, who parted ways with his long-time partner Rosalind Ross five months ago, appeared quite enamored with the 44-year-old Italian star. The pair was spotted strolling hand-in-hand through the scenic streets of Rome.

The couple, clearly enjoying each other’s company, shared affectionate moments during a cozy dinner at the popular seafood restaurant Micalusi Real Fish. They exchanged kisses before embarking on a late-night exploration of the enchanting city.

Onlookers noted that their romantic evening took a brief pause when Gibson stepped aside to relieve himself beside a parked car, adding a touch of spontaneity to the night.

As the night progressed, just before the clock struck midnight, they made their way to Rome’s iconic panoramic viewpoint, the Zodiac. This location, often dubbed the “lovers’ driveway,” is a favored spot for couples seeking a romantic atmosphere.

After admiring the city lights, they then hit the iconic Fontanone fountain on Gianicolo Hill, where they were spotted kissing passionately before calling it a night at 1 a.m.

Gibson’s outing marks the first time he has been romantically linked with someone since his public split from Ross in December last year. The pair, who share a nine-year-old son, Lars, called it quits after nine years together.

“Although it’s sad to end this chapter in our lives, we are blessed with a beautiful son and will continue to be the best parents possible,” they said in a joint statement to People.

Salvucci is an Italian actress, television presenter, and former fashion model whose career spans European cinema, television, and international co-productions.

She transitioned from modeling to acting, gaining early recognition in Paolo Sorrentino’s acclaimed film “The Family Friend.”

Splitting her time between Italy and Los Angeles, she is also a recognized entertainment journalist and host, frequently presenting at major European film festivals and industry events.

Gibson isn’t the Italian star’s first Hollywood romance, during a May 2025 interview on theTV program “Storie di donne al bivio,” the blonde bombshell opened up about having a “love at first sight” romance with actor Sean Penn after they crossed paths in LA.

OMAHA, Neb. – Nebraska’s pivotal “blue dot” comes to the forefront on Tuesday as Democratic voters in the state’s 2nd District head to the polls to choose their congressional candidate in what promises to be a closely watched race.

The Omaha-area district, left open by the retirement of Republican U.S. Rep. Don Bacon, is a key target for Democrats in this midterm election. This district draws significant national attention every four years due to Nebraska’s unique approach to allocating electoral votes, being one of only two states to do so. Since 2008, the 2nd District has favored Democratic presidential candidates in three out of five elections, earning its “blue dot” nickname amid predominantly Republican territory.

In Tuesday’s primary, the Democratic frontrunners include State Senator John Cavanaugh, political activist Denise Powell, and district court clerk Crystal Rhoades. Meanwhile, Republican Brinker Harding, an Omaha City Council member with an endorsement from former President Donald Trump, faces no competition in his party’s primary.

John Cavanaugh has found himself at the center of criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.

Critics within the Democratic Party worry that if Cavanaugh wins, his departure from the state legislature could make it easier for Republicans to alter the state law that permits the division of electoral votes, potentially jeopardizing the district’s “blue dot” status.

The issue has defined the primary contest perhaps more than any other.

Opponents say the ‘blue dot’ is in danger

The Democratic argument against Cavanaugh has little to do with his politics or policies.

His opponents and groups backing them have flooded mailboxes, airwaves and social media warning that if he wins the congressional primary, Nebraska’s Republican governor would appoint a conservative Republican to replace him in the Legislature.

That move, they say, could give state Republicans enough votes to enact a conservative wish list that includes stricter limitations on abortion and transgender rights.

It could also empower Republicans to enact midcycle redistricting or change the state’s unusual system of splitting presidential electoral votes, some Democrats argue. Republicans failed in 2024 to pass a bill that would have made Nebraska the 49th state to award its Electoral College votes on a winner-take-all basis.

“Our Blue Dot. We fought hard for it. But if John Cavanaugh goes to Congress, it could all fall down,” cautions one TV ad by the super PAC New Democrat Majority.

EMILY’s List, a national group that supports women running for office, has put its reach and money behind Powell, calling Cavanaugh’s candidacy “a gift to MAGA Republicans.”

On Tuesday, Democrat Tony Vargas was out with his wife holding a large campaign sign and encouraging Omaha voters to support him in the county treasurer race. He also was supporting Powell in the congressional race, saying preserving the blue dot is important but not the only reason people might vote for Powell.

“I’m not voting for somebody for the blue dot loss. I’m voting for someone who I think is going to be the best leader in Congress,” Vargas said.

Republican groups also target Cavanaugh

Republican groups have sent out mailers and social media posts claiming Cavanaugh “is in agreement with President Donald Trump” and showing a photo of Cavanaugh overlaid on a photo of the president, making it appear as if the two are standing together.

“Clearly, the Republicans know that I’m the strongest general election candidate,” Cavanaugh said. “And so they’re trying to hurt me.”

The attacks on Cavanaugh show Democrats and Republicans believe he has the best chance of winning the general election, said Paul Landow, a former Nebraska Democratic Party executive director.

He called the “blue dot” attacks disingenuous, noting Republicans already have a filibuster-proof majority in the Legislature but have still failed to pass key elements of their agenda because it is unpopular even among GOP lawmakers. The argument that a Cavanaugh win could weaken the state’s “blue dot” also assumes Democrats won’t pick up additional legislative seats this year, he said.

“There’s so many things that have to fall into place for this alleged danger to the ‘blue dot,’” Landow said. “It’s just wild speculation.”

The Democratic primary grows contentious

While all the Democratic contenders cite affordability and opposition to Trump administration policies — from immigration and healthcare to military actions — the top three contenders began attacking one another more aggressively in the days leading up to the primary.

Candidates and allied groups have spent more than $2.6 million on TV and digital advertising since Jan. 1, according to the advertising tracking company AdImpact. Nearly all of that has been by or on behalf of Cavanaugh and Powell.

Cavanaugh has spent about $375,000. Powell’s campaign has spent almost as much — $345,000 — but with the help of groups backing her, campaign advertising has been overwhelmingly pro-Powell.

Powell co-founded Women Who Run Nebraska, a political action committee that supports progressive female candidates, and she has a decade of Democratic political activism. She’s never held office but said her deep connections have helped her with independents and third-party voters who make up nearly 30% of the district’s electorate.

“My name recognition has increased dramatically,” Powell said, adding that “people are really connecting with my message.”

Rhoades carries her own name recognition after 20 years in public service and running a slew of successful local Democratic elections — including that of Omaha Mayor John Ewing, who unseated a longtime Republican last year. Rhoades has raised a fraction of what Cavanaugh and Powell have amassed, but said she’s intentionally eschewing campaign ads and instead blanketing the city with door-knocking and personal contact with voters.

Both Powell and Rhoades have leaned heavily into the concern that Democrats’ influence in the district will erode if Cavanaugh is elected to Congress.

The winner of Tuesday’s primary will head to a highly competitive general election. Trump won the district in 2016, and the retiring Bacon, who has clashed with Trump, has held the House seat for five terms.

Other Tuesday contests

Also on Tuesday’s ballot is the race for U.S. Senate, where Republican incumbent Pete Ricketts is seeking a full term, following his 2023 appointment and 2024 special election victory to replace Republican Ben Sasse.

Ricketts faces four Republican primary challengers, but he’s already looking ahead to an expected general election contest against independent candidate Dan Osborn, an industrial mechanic and military veteran who came within 7 points of defeating Republican U.S. Sen. Deb Fischer in her 2024 reelection bid. Running in the Democratic primary are William Forbes and Cindy Burbank.

In the race for governor, incumbent Republican Gov. Jim Pillen faces five primary challengers, while former state Sen. Lynne Walz and frequent candidate Larry Marvin compete for the Democratic nomination. Marvin previously ran for U.S. Senate four times since 2012.

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