Eva Longoria crossed paths with ex-husband Tony Parker and happily posed for a snapshot to mark the occasion despite their bumpy past.
In a photo shared to her Instagram Stories on Monday, Longoria posed for a group photo in a kitchen setting as Parker stopped by to say hi.
Both exes smiled happily for the pic alongside María Bravo and Alina Peralta, co-founders of Global Gift Foundation. The three women donned aprons while Parker rocked blue sweats from head to toe.
“Look who came to visit.. the one and only TP! 
@tonyparker09,” Longoria wrote atop the photo.
As the snapshot spread across social media, fans were in disbelief at the exes’ friendly reunion.
“I cannot believe this photo is real. Time is a truly powerful thing, y’all. It heals all kinds of wounds. #EvaLongoria #TonyParker,” one person wrote via X, while another remarked that they “seem to have remained on very good terms.”
Reps for Longoria and Parker did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment Tuesday afternoon.
The “Young and the Restless” alum, 51, and former NBA star, 44, tied the knot in 2007 and parted ways in 2010. Their messy divorce — punctuated by cheating allegations against the athlete — was finalized in 2011.
Longoria pulled the plug on the relationship after allegedly discovering sexually-charged text messages to another woman on Parker’s phone.
The San Antonio Spurs alum had also cheated on her earlier in the marriage, Longoria alleged, and claimed he had repeated inappropriate contact with other women on social media.
Longoria confessed to having moments of self-doubt following the dramatic split.
“I mean, I had moments of, ‘Am I not sexy enough? Am I not pretty enough? Am I not smart enough?’” she said during a 2012 episode of “The Conversation with Amanda de Cadenet.”
“But in so many of those questions, I immediately stopped and said, ‘No, don’t start doing that.’ Because you can get stuck in that cycle.”
Though reports at the time insinuated Erin Barry, wife of Parker’s ex-Spurs teammate Brent Barry, was the woman involved, both parties denied an affair.
During the interview, Longoria — who didn’t name names — said she realized her ex-husband’s actions were “definitely not about me.”
“Society usually thinks there’s something wrong with the woman. ‘Oh, he cheated on her, so she must not have been sexually satisfying him. She must have been a ball and chain!’” she said at the time.
“Why did he have to have a reason to cheat that had to do with me? … I am so secure in who I am. I really am! And I’m not conceited. I just think, ‘Wow, OK, that’s the life you want to live.’”
Parker, meanwhile, said very little on the matter, telling France’s Le Parisien in 2011 that he was taking “refuge in basketball because that’s what I’ve done best since my youth,” People reported.
He added at the time, “The most important thing is to stay strong mentally, even if these are very difficult times.”
Both Parker and Longoria have since moved on.
Longoria married Mexican businessman José “Pepe” Bastón in 2016 and welcomed son Santiago in June 2018.
Meanwhile, Parker tied the knot with French journalist Axelle Francine in 2014, and subsequently welcomed sons Josh, 12, and Liam, 9.
Francine and Parker announced their split in 2020.
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