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Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick’s Son James Wilkie Has a Red Carpet Glow Up
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Date:2025-04-14 10:14:32
We have no hard feelings over this red carpet appearance.
Matthew Broderick was accompanied by his and Sarah Jessica Parker's son James Wilkie Broderick, 20, for the premiere of No Hard Feelings in New York City on June 20.
For the occasion, the father-son duo kept things formal in tuxedos, with the Ferris Bueller's Day Off alum donning a gray suit with a light pink formal shirt and salmon-colored tie. Meanwhile, James wore a stylish blue tuxedo with gold buttons, a white shirt and black tie.
Their night out comes five days after the pair attended the 2023 Father Of The Year Awards in NYC. At the event, Matthew reflected on his fatherhood journey, noting that there's no instruction manual attached when it comes to being a dad.
"It just happens, you know? You don't really know how to do it, and then suddenly you're a dad," the 61-year-old told Entertainment Tonight at the June 15 event. "But I'm very happy that that happened."
And James couldn't agree more.
"I didn't really choose for him to be my dad either, in the same fashion," he said with a laugh. "But I'm extremely happy."
In addition to James, Matthew and Sarah are also parents to twin daughters Tabitha and Marion, 13. But while raising teenage daughters, the pair are still taking time to enjoy each other's company as they celebrated 26 years together in May.
"Happy 26th anniversary my husband," Sarah wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of a champagne cork. "That sure was a nice celebration and a real nice bottle of champagne. And a gorgeous walk home."
Keep scrolling to relive Sarah and Matthew's romance throughout the years.
The two attend the opening night of Plaza Suite.
The pair appear with their kids James Wilkie Broderick, 20, and twins Tabitha Hodge Broderick and Marion Loretta Elwell Broderick, 13, at the premiere of the Broadway musical Some Like It Hot.
The two arrive at the New York City Ballet's 2017 Fall Fashion Gala.
The two attend the Irish Repertory Theatre's YEATS: The Celebration at Town Hall in New York City.
The two and their son James Wilkie Broderick attend the press night for Charlie and the Chocolate Factory at Theatre Royal in London.
The two attend the annual Serpentine Gallery Summer Party, co-hosted by L'Wren Scott, at The Serpentine Gallery in London.
The couple and their son James Wilkie Broderick attend the New York City premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows—Part 1.
The two arrive on the red carpet.
The two pose on the red carpet.
The pair attend the awards ceremony.
The two are spotted at the New York City screening.
The couple celebrates the actor's win for Best Actor in a Musical for How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
The couple arrives at the awards ceremony.
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