Chris Martin talks about attending his daughter Apple’s Debutante Ball

In an interview, Chris Martin He discussed attending his daughter’s Le Bal des Débutantes party, Apple Martinwhose behavior at the event went viral.

The famous singer revealed that he had never seen himself attending such an event before, but he did so because of how much he loves Apple.

Chris Martin also shared his right to be an empty nester as both kids are in college, leaving him alone.

In a recent interview with Rolling StoneMartin talked about his daughter Apple’s first appearance at a dance party in Paris.

The Coldplay lead singer admitted attending a debutante concert was never on his radar, but he did it for his 20-year-old daughter.

“(It) wasn’t something I thought I would do, but because I love her so much, I said okay,” he explained.

The interview was conducted ahead of Apple’s debut at the prestigious Le Bal des Débutantes on Saturday, November 30 at the Shangri-La hotel in Paris.

She was accompanied by her father Martin, her mother Gwyneth Paltrow, her younger brother Moses, 18, and Paltrow’s mother, Blythe Danner, 81.

The star-studded family, who received a personal invitation from the event host, arrived dressed in stunning Valentino outfits.

However, Apple stole the show when she posed for photos wearing a custom-made blue dress from Valentino Haute Couture, which, according to the British newspaper, Daily Mail. Vogue magazineIt took 750 hours to create the Italian fashion house.

At this prestigious event, Apple was one of 20 young women between the ages of 16 and 22 to be inducted into high society at this annual event.

She arrived with her companion, Count Leo Heinckel von Donnersmarck, and then enjoyed the evening with her famous parents.

At one point, Apple and Martin shared a father-daughter dance, which was captured in a video posted by the TikTok account @gala.fr.

However, despite that heartfelt moment, Apple faced criticism for displaying “mean girl” behaviour, including “holding the camera” and “rolling her eyes” on her date after a video showed the 20-year-old making a beeline. Playfully in front of the screen. The camera as the young French Countess Lupine de Montmort takes pictures.

De Montmort, the alleged victim of Apple’s “mean girl” attitude, defended her in a conversation with People magazine.

“(Apple) is truly the most beautiful girl ever! She really doesn’t deserve an ounce of what she gets,” de Montmort said. “She was the sweetest girl ever not only to me but to all the dibs!”

A source close to Paltrow also defended Apple, telling… Daily Mail That Apple is a “girls girl” and not a “mean girl.”

The insider explained, “Apple is more playful and fun, and she’s really a girl’s girl. She never meant to gaslight anyone, that wasn’t her intention. Calling her a mean girl is absolutely not true.”

They added: “She really had a fantastic evening and I’m sorry this takes away from that because it was a fantastic evening for her and the other girls.”

Weeks after the event, Apple addressed the controversy with a hilarious song on TikTok featuring two friends.

In an apparent reference to an eye-rolling incident with her date, she lip-synced to a voiceover and said, “I mean…I don’t know how anyone would have a problem with us.”

According to daily mail, “We’re so happy; we’re two of the funniest girls,” one friend said next to her mouth, while Apple gave her a mock dirty look.

The voiceover continued: “And I know us offline – when I tell you, there are no two more generous, benevolent, kindest people…”

In his interview with Rolling StoneMartin discussed adjusting to life as an empty nester, with both of his children now away at college.

“It’s sad. That’s the only word,” the musician admitted. “But of course, it would be even weirder if they kept saying, ‘I can’t leave.’ Then you would be more anxious.”

Speaking about his children, the “Fix You” singer joked: “I love them so much. Even though they’re not biologically mine, I’m revealing the story now.”

He also playfully participated in embarrassing his 18-year-old son, Musa.

“My new favorite thing to embarrass my son is we’re walking down the street and someone comes up to us and says, ‘I’m sorry for bothering you while you’re with your son,’ and I say, ‘That’s not my son. That’s my partner,’” Martin said. “Yes. I like them very much. I think they’re mine, to be fair.”