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Heidi Klum and ex-husband Seal share a tender kiss as they reunite almost two years after split for daughter's birthday

Their seven-year marriage ended somewhat acrimoniously in January last year. 

But it seems that model Heidi Klum and singer Seal have finally put their differences aside.

The pair reunited in Malibu on Saturday celebrating their daughter Lou's fourth birthday and proved that any bad blood between them is now water under the bridge as they shared a tender kiss.

Sealed with a kiss: Heidi Klum and Seal reunite for their daughter Lou's 4th birthday celebration in Malibu

Seal, 50, was seen holding a sign that read 'Lou's' for his daughter's birthday as he confidently ushered Heidi and their children to the party.

It appeared to be a fairytale-themed party as children's entertainers were seen in fancy dress greeting their brood for the occasion. 

The birthday girl Lou was seen wearing a lilac princess outfit as she happily skipped behind her parents Heidi and Seal who appeared to be chatting happily to one another. 

Tender moment: Heidi and Seal appear to have buried the hatched after he claimed last year that she had cheated on him with 'the help'

Kissed by a rose: Heidi and Seal put on a united front for their children at their daughter Lou's 4th birthday party in Malibu 

Healing their rift: Heidi certainly appeared to be in a happy mood as she stood by her ex Seal and chatted smiling by her vehicle

As Heidi and Seal stood by their vehicles, the supermodel had appeared to slip back into her role as loving wife as she brushed off his jumper. 

It was a welcome sign of unity between the estranged couple, who split in 2012.

When they first announced the split, they had appeared to have ended things amicably.

Knowing smile: Heidi appeared to give ex-husband Seal's jumper a brush as she stood confidently by his side on Saturday

'We have had the deepest respect for one another throughout our relationship and continue to love each other very much, but we have grown apart,' they revealed in a statement.

However, things turned nasty between the pair last year when Seal suggested that she had cheated on him with 'the help referring to bodyguard Martin Kristen.

The German supermodel hit back at Seal's claims, telling People Magazine: 'Our separation was based on issues between the two of us,'

Devoted dad: Seal held up a sign for his daughter Lou's birthday, who he held her father's hand as she arrived in a lilac princess costume

Family reunited: Heidi looked relaxed and happy as she was accompanied by ex-husband Seal for their daughter's birthday in Malibu

Fairytale ending? Lou's lilac princess dress can be seen as she is greeted by children's entertainers for her birthday bash

A happy ending: Heidi and Seal are seen reuniting for a fairytale-themed birthday for their daughter Lou

She also reminded the public that the Kiss From A Rose singer has had his own romantic liaisons since their break-up, adding: 'Seal has moved on and so have I.'

Despite Seal's cutting comments, Heidi remained dignified and spoke out in support of her ex.

'I cherish all of the great memories Seal and I created together over the years,' she said. 

She concluded: 'My priority has and continues to be protecting and providing for our children.'

And now it seems that the pair have healed their troubled relationship. 

Happy families: Seal held a sign for his daughter's birthday party as he walked with his ex Heidi and their children in Malibu

Heidi and Seal had three children together, sons Henry Gunther Ademola Dashto Samuel and Johan Riley Fyodor Taiwo Samuel and daughter Lou Sulola Samuel.

The German model had also stated while they were together that Seal was considered as a father to her daughter Leni, who she had with her former flame Flavio Briatore.

The couple married in May 2005 on a beach in Mexico after getting engaged in December 2004. 

Stylish duo: The former couple, seen here at the Emmys in 2011, were known for their love of dressing up most noticeably for their annual Halloween bashes

Moving on: Heidi pictured with her current beau, bodyguard Martin Kristen, who Seal referred to as 'the help'

Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy’s Saving Face Clinches Two Emmy Awards

Academy Award-winning Pakistani documentary Saving Face had been awarded two Emmy prestigious Awards at the 34th Annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards in New York on Tuesday. Directed by Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy and Daniel Junge, Saving Face clinched the awards for the Best Documentary and Outstanding Editing: Documentary and Long Form categories. The observational film was nominated for five Emmy Awards in total including Best Documentary, Outstanding Research, Outstanding Arts and Culture Programming, Outstanding Cinematography: Documentary and Long Form and Outstanding Editing: Documentary and Long Form in July. Saving Face is about the acid violence in Pakistan, where such crime is methodically underreported. According to official figures, 150 cases relating to acid attack are filed every year though the actual figures are assessed to be much greater. The documentary, made for American channel HBO, was filmed exclusively in Pakistan, mainly in the Seraiki-dominated areas besides Islamabad, Rawalpnidi and Karachi. Sharmeen Chinoy, the first Pakistani to win Oscar Award, co-director Daniel Junge along with cameraman Asad Faruqi represented the Saving Face team at the awards distribution ceremony, held at Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City. More than one thousand television and news media industry executives, documentary producers and media reporters attended the event. This was the second time that Sharmeen Chinoy won Emmy Award for her documentary film after documentary Pakistan: Children of the Taliban in 2010. However, she failed to attend the event at that time due to the sudden death of her father. Emmy award win was another milestone for Saving Face that achieved momentous acclaim in the international film and arts community and collected several prestigious awards including the distinguished Academy Award (Oscar), IDA Documentary Award, Juliane-Bartel Award, SAARC Film Award for Best Documentary, Abu Dhabi Film Festival Audience Choice Award and New York Indian Film Festival for Best Documentary Film.