Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa Reunite for Son Sebastian's Elementary School Graduation: 'Our Baby Is Growing Up'

The former couple welcomed their son in 2013

Amber Rose and Wiz Khalifa are proud parents.

On Wednesday, June 12, the model, 40, posted two snaps to her Instagram Stories of the former couple celebrating their elementary school grad, son Sebastian, 11.

In the first photo, Sebastian stands with six of his classmates holding up a balloon with a big smile across his face.

“My baby graduated elementary school today 🥲😩🥰,” the proud mom wrote over the picture.

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She then shared an adorable snap of her and her rapper ex 36, both kissing Sebastian on the head. “Our baby is growing up @wizkhalifa 🥰,” Rose captioned the photo.

The former couple recently came together to host an extravagant birthday party together for Sebastian as he turned 11 in February. The rapper and model shared videos from the epic event on their respective Instagrams, which featured a mural of famous rappers, a basketball court, black balloons and arcade games.

"My Best Friends Bday Party!" Rose captioned her post, with Khalifa, 36 commenting, "We made a young g 🤞🏽🫶🏽💙."

"That’s what I Call a function," the rapper added on his page.

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In January, Khalifa appeared on an episode of the Call Her Daddy podcast and was asked by host Alex Cooper about how he co-parents with Rose.

"It's good. It's fun. Well not fun, but like, I think I'm in a good situation with her as a co-parent," the rapper said of Rose. "Especially through time. Things have just eased up and become a lot more enjoyable and just regular of a process."

"All the irregular s--- has been worked out and we're past everything that I think would cause people to be dysfunctional. So at this point, it's way easier to just run things smoothly than it is for it not to be smooth."

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