Famous former Hollywood married couple Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony Muniz apparently still have a healthy relationship. The two recently reunited to celebrate the 7^th birthday of their twins Max and Emme and J.Lo was quick to share the rare moment on her social media.

It was a sweet sight to see Lopez and Muniz smiling together with their children as if they are not separated. The two big celebrity parents apparently kept their relationship close for the sake of their children. It would seem that Max and Emme don't feel that their parents are divorced.

In the photo, Lopez was with her former husband and the twins which she shared on Instagram. She wrote the caption: "Party time!!! HAPPY 7th BIRTHDAY TO THE COCONUTS!! #thesetwoknowhowtoparty #twins #LOVE #familia." The photo was a sweet one as their heads were very much close together.

Muniz previously revealed their plans to the big birthday bash for their twins. "We have HUGE plans for them and they're really excited about them," Muniz told People in an interview during his Maestro Cares Foundation's second annual "Changing Lives, Building Dreams" Gala at Cipriani Wall Street in New York City.

Indeed it was a big party according to a source from E! News, the twins and their friends had a giant bouncy castle, as well as Samsung Galaxy Tabs, and since the twins are fans of Minecraft, they had special Minecraft-inspired treats. The guests also wore themed T-shirts and the venue was surrounded by green balloons.

Lopez and Muniz separated in July 2011 but their divorce was just officially finalized last June 2014. Afterwards, Muniz married Shannon De Lima in November 2014. Meanwhile, Lopez, being single recently shared that she wants to focus on herself this time.

"Love myself. I think that's the biggest lesson," Lopez said of her resolution for 2015 in her interview with Access Hollywood in January, "It's about loving yourself and doing that first, then you can have a healthy relationship with somebody else and that's my main concern. To learn to be happy all on my own, so that then I can meet somebody who can contribute to that happiness, but my happiness doesn't depend on anybody but me."