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Paris Jackson and Paul McCartney sit together four decades after his huge feud with her King Of Pop father Michael alongside Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr
Paul McCartney famously had a feud with the late Michael Jackson back in 1985 - which went unresolved until the King Of Pop's death in June 2009.
But that didn't stop the Beatles frontman, 81, from sitting next to Michael's daughter Paris Jackson, 25, at his daughter Stella's Paris Fashion Week show on Monday.
Paris was sandwiched between Paul and his Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr, 83, who was there with his wife Barbara Bach, 76.
Paul and Michael used to be friends, collaborating on a song called The Girl Is Mine - a track that Macca was never really taken with and appeared on the Thriller album.
It was their second collaboration, having recorded Say, Say, Say and The Man, the autumn before, which appeared on McCartney’s October 1983 album, Pipes of Peace.
Paris Jackson, (centre) and Paul McCartney, (left) sat together four decades after his huge feud with her King Of Pop father Michael - alongside Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr at the Stella show on Monday
Paul and Michael fell out after he bought the rights to the Lennon and McCartney catalogue from under McCartney’s nose for $47.5m- Paul said at the time: 'I think it’s dodgy to do something like that. To be someone’s friend, and then buy the rug they’re standing on' (pictured together in 1983)
There were no hard feelings after Paris was invited to sit alongside the Beatles stars
Bearded Paul appeared in high spirits at his daughter's show alongside Ringo and his wife Barbara Bach
Paul and Michael used to be friends, collaborating on a song called The Girl Is Mine - they also recorded Say, Say, Say and The Man, the autumn before, which appeared on McCartney’s October 1983 album, Pipes of Peace (pictured c1980s)
But they fell out when Michael asked Paul's advice on how to safeguard his fortune and Paul advised him to invest in music publishing.
Michael then bought the rights to the Lennon and McCartney catalogue from under McCartney’s nose for $47.5 million and they never spoke again.
Paul said at the time: 'I think it’s dodgy to do something like that. To be someone’s friend, and then buy the rug they’re standing on.'
But showing kindness towards his offspring, Paul and Paris appeared to be getting along really nicely on the FROW at the show.
Paris looked incredible wearing a leopard print dress and brown heeled sandals as they laughed and joked together.
The Beatles frontman was sporting a beard and a dark velvet suit, while sat alongside his wife of 13 years.
Ringo wore a dark T-shirt and a jacket as he flashed his trademark peace sign at the cameras.
Also present was Paul's son James, 46, who bore a striking resemblance to his famous father and his sister Mary, 54, a photographer.
Like Stella, 52, their mother is Linda McCartney who died in 1998.
Stella's show had a great turn out on the day with the likes of Bar Refaeli, 38, Lila Moss, 21, and Ashley Graham, 36, all present.
Stella was pictured wearing an oversized suit jacket as she waved to crowds on her way into the venue.
Also present was Paul's son James, 46, who bore a striking resemblance to his famous father. Like Stella, 52, his mother is Linda McCartney who died in 1998
James posed for pictures with his other sister Mary, who is a photographer
Paul was seated next to his wife Nancy, who looked lovely in a striped Stella creation
Stella was pictured wearing an oversized suit jacket as she waved to crowds on her way into the venue
She was delighted to see her family and went running over to them for a big hug
The group couldn't stop taking photos throughout the show, including photographer Mary
After the show, Stella, Paul and Mary posed for some pictures together
Stella copied Ringo's trademark peace sign while posing in her wide-legged suit trousers
Paul had all the moves on the day as he posed with his beloved daughters
Paris was among the first to arrive at the show and was wearing one of Stella's designs
The Beatles frontman was sporting a beard and a dark velvet suit, while Ringo wore a dark T-shirt and a jacket as he flashed his trademark peace sign at the cameras
Ashley Graham was also there and looked incredible wearing an animal print coat and snakeprint boots