More specifically, their 22-year-old daughter Liv Moore Freundlich, who recently hit a major academic milestone.
"This smart, wonderful, beautiful and insightful young woman graduated from @northwesternu," Julianne wrote on Instagram June 11, sharing photos from the commencement ceremony. "We are bursting with pride @livfreundlich—congratulations on your accomplishment #wildcat."
The Oscar winner added, "We love love love you."
In fact, the graduation was a big family affair, with the couple's 26-year-old son Caleb Moore Freundlich and his longtime girlfriend Kibriyaá Morgan also in town to celebrate. One snapshot showed Julianne and Bart posing by the Chicago River next to their kids, while the whole group was pictured smiling for the camera in another image.
In a third photo, Liv practically looked like a mini version of Julianne, twinning with their red hair as they received a big bear hug from Bart, who has been married to the Crazy, Stupid, Love actress since 2003.
"My little sister?!?" Caleb wrote in his own Instagram post marking Liv's graduation. "So proud of everything about you. you're so good at english."
And Caleb—whose parents often call him Cal—knows a thing or two about good schooling. After all, he's an adjunct professor at New York's Fashion Institute of Technology, according to his LinkedIn, in addition to his career as a composer and songwriter.
"It definitely all started with my parents," Caleb said of his passion for music in a 2022 interview with Shoutout LA. "They always wished they could play an instrument and so they were adamant on me learning one when I was young. They were supportive no matter how it sounded."
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Liv Moore Freundlich
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