Gwyneth Paltrow and Her Mini-Me Daughter Rocked Matching String Bikinis in Her NYE Post

Gwyneth Paltrow and her look-alike daughter, Apple Martin, may have been mistaken for sisters while celebrating New Year's Eve. The Goop billionaire, 50, and her 18-year-old daughter from a previous relationship with Chris Martin posed for a photo on a boat while wearing matching string bikinis. Additionally, for the outing, Paltrow, who posted the photo on Instagram on Saturday, chose a black two-piece swimsuit, while her teenage daughter opted for a white outfit with stylish black sunglasses. In addition, the mother-daughter pair, who were on vacation in Barbados, seemed to be enjoying the sunshine. Apple appeared to be kissing 2022 goodbye as she raised her palm to her face while Paltrow lay on her back for the photograph. Furthermore, other images from Paltrow's Instagram post included images of her mother, Blythe Danner, and Moses, the 16-year-old son she also shares with the "Coldplay" frontman. The "Shakespeare in Love" star captioned the family photos, "Wrapped up 2022 with a lot of [red heart emoji] and a little bit of [waves emoji]." [caption id="" align="alignnone" width="2000"] Image credit: Page Six[/caption]

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In pictures obtained exclusively by Page Six earlier this week, the foursome could be seen having fun on the beach with Paltrow's husband, TV producer Brad Falchuk. In addition, the wellness expert wore her trademark makeup-free ensemble and her blonde hair in natural waves. Danner, 79, attracted attention as she strolled along the sand with her doppelgänger daughter while wearing a blue swimsuit and a vibrant sarong. And as she conversed and joked with Gwyneth Paltrow and her grandchildren throughout the day, the "Meet the Parents" star was all smiles. Moreover, the outing comes after Paltrow recently compared her mini-me daughter leaving home to attend college to "giving birth." Of course, Paltrow has already visited Apple a lot while she is in college. Recently, the pair got together for a "great few days" in New York City that included eating out and shopping.