Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith reunite for vacation with daughter after contentious split

By Page Six | Created at 2026-08-05 18:48:21 | Updated at 2026-08-05 23:43:04 4 hours ago

Exes Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith put on a united front for a family vacation.

The actress, 39, included a photo of her former spouse in an Instagram roundup Tuesday of their West Indies getaway with daughter Juno.

“dreamy days at @fsnevis,” Turner-Smith captioned the carousel, which kicked off with a sunny bikini snap.

Jodie Turner-Smith posted a photo from a family vacation with ex Joshua Jackson and their daughter Juno, via Instagram on Tuesday. jodiesmith/Instagram
The actress documented their “dreamy days” in the West Indies. jodiesmith/Instagram

The slideshow continued with sweet shots of the former couple’s 6-year-old swimming, running on the beach and more.

One of the final slides showed Jackson, 48, sitting with Juno in a Polaroid.

Turner-Smith’s followers gushed over the inclusion, which came nearly three years after she and Jackson called it quits on their marriage.

She shared a slew of snaps posing with their 6-year-old. jodiesmith/Instagram
In one Polaroid, Jackson sat with the little one. jodiesmith/Instagram

“Love the picture with her dad,” one social media user commented, while another agreed, “Love the dad add.”

A third gushed, “You two seem to be coparenting nicely.”

News broke in December 2019 that Jackson and Turner-Smith had tied the knot and were expecting a baby, with Juno arriving in April of the following year.

Turner-Smith’s followers gushed that the former couple “seem to be co-parenting nicely.” jodiesmith/Instagram
The duo (pictured above in May 2022) split in 2023 after nearly four years of marriage. Getty Images

Turner-Smith filed for divorce in October 2023 after nearly four years of marriage, with the pair initially agreeing on joint legal and physical custody.

However, their split took a contentious turn in December 2024 when Turner-Smith accused the “Dawson’s Creek” alum of not paying child support.

She and the actor, additionally, clashed over Juno’s schooling in May 2025 — and Jackson filed an emergency modification to their custody order over the disagreement the following month.

Turner-Smith and the “Dawson’s Creek” alum (pictured above in March 2023) clashed over custody in 2025. Getty Images
However, the pair (pictured above in September 2023) called off their divorce trial that October and agreed to resolve their custody “impasses” privately. Getty Images for Lotus

In October 2025, the duo called off their divorce trial as they had were “in the process of negotiating a custody judgment” and planned to “resolve any impasses” through a private judge.

Jackson moved on post-split with Lupita N’yongo, and Turner-Smith gave the romance her stamp of approval in an interview with the Cut.

“Good for them,” she said in the June 2024 interview. “We need happiness in order to peacefully co-parent.”

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