Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick’s family of five made a rare appearance at a book event in New York City on Monday night.
The couple attended Marc Shaiman’s Never Mind the Happy release party at Sardi’s with their son James, 23, and twin daughters Tabitha and Marion, 16.
The Sex and the City alum, 60, smiled and posed for a group photo in an all-black ensemble, while her husband, 63, wore red.
Their eldest wore a gray T-shirt with belted black pants.
Meanwhile, James’ sisters also kept things casual, with Marion rocking beige long sleeves and jeans, and Tabitha opting for a green sweater and corduroys.
Parker and Broderick started their family in October 2002, five years after they married in Manhattan.
Marion and Tabitha arrived as surrogates in June 2009.
Although the brothers are largely absent from the public eye, James is active on Instagram and occasionally shares photos of the family.
The Brown University graduate has been documenting his time attending the 2024 Olympics in Paris, celebrating Thanksgiving and more over the years.
He has attended several red carpets with his parents, most recently accompanying his mother to accept the Carol Burnett Award at a Golden Eve gala.
As for Tabitha and Marion, the teens were charmed for Broadway’s “Smash,” which opens in April 2025.
The previous year, Parker gave a rare insight into her family life on the podcast Ruthie’s Table 4.
“We have dinner as a family every night, and we always have dinner every Sunday night,” the “And Just Like That” star said in an April 2024 interview. “That’s what we’re doing.
“Matthew cooks,” the actress added at the time. “We both cook every day.”
She has a special intention to foster a “better relationship” with food than her daughters who grew up in homes without “sugar, chocolate, and cookies.”
Parker explained, “We have…everything at home….My daughters are going to be what they are now, and hopefully they’ll be healthy. They’re athletes, they enjoy food, and they have different tastes.”
