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He has been in a relationship with actress Dakota Johnson since October 2017.

In 2014, he was chosen to induct the former Genesis frontman and solo artist Peter Gabriel into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Martin recalled buying a cassette of Gabriel's album "Us" and performed a song from it, "Washing of the Water" with Gabriel at the ceremony.

Chris and his wife, Gwyneth Paltrow, are expecting their second child [January 12, 2006].

Was voted as "World's Sexiest Vegetarian" by PETA. [2005]

Daughter, with Gwyneth Paltrow, Apple Martin (Apple Blythe Alison Martin), was born on 14 May 2004, in London, England, UK.

In 2003, Martin's celebrity status increased with his marriage to the American actress and Hollywood movie star Gwyneth Paltrow. Martin has become renowned for his political activism and he is a an avowed supporter of the human rights organisation Amnesty International.

Performed a version of The Smiths' "Stop Me If You Think You've Heard This One Before" at London's Astoria. [October 2002]

Won a Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album for "Parachutes" [2001].

Martin achieved fame in 2000 when the band's album, "Parachutes", became a major hit and spawned the popular single "Yellow". Many critics saw Coldplay as the natural heirs to Radiohead but with a more radio-friendly sound.

One of the UK's most distinctive and popular singers and songwriters, Chris Martin was educated at the prestigious Sherborne School in Dorset. As a child he was musically inspired by artists such as A-Ha, Echo & The Bunnymen, The Smiths, U2 and Peter Gabriel, who achieved commercial success in the 1980s by melding intelligent songwriting with musical sophistication. Martin then went to University College, London, to study Ancient World Studies, where he also met his future Coldplay bandmates.

Since the success of "Parachutes", Coldplay have remained one of the biggest bands in the world, a constant presence on radio and one of the few British stadium bands of the 21st century.