Julia Roberts and her daughter Hazel match in black looks following Emma Roberts' wedding

Julia Roberts is coming off an emotional weekend with her family. A couple of days ago, she attended the wedding of her niece, Emma Roberts, who married Cody John in Idaho. Roberts attended the event with her family, including her husband Danny Moder, and their kids, twins Hazel and Phinnaeus, 21, and Henry, 18. 

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In new photos, Roberts and Hazel were spotted around the Sun Valley Inn & Spa, wearing matching black looks.

The images show Roberts in a black dress, flats, and matching sunglasses, while Hazel wore a black shirt and a sweater, black and white gingham shorts, and flats. She also wore sunglasses and looked similar to her mother, especially in her blonde hair. 

The family was in Idaho for the weekend, where they attended Emma's wedding. In photos captured of the event, Roberts and her family looked on emotionally at the wedding, with Roberts wiping a few tears from her eyes. The two reportedly got married at John's family estate.

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More details about Emma Roberts and Cody John's relationship 

Emma Roberts and Cody John have been dating since 2022, after meeting through mutual friends in the industry. "Emma loves Cody's personality," said an insider to E! News. "He's really funny and they have been having a good time together."

They announced their engagement in 2024 on a social media post. 

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In the past, Emma has been involved in numerous notorious relationships, including her dynamic with Evan Peters, her on-and-off boyfriend from 2012 to 2019. She also dated Garrett Hedlund, with whom she shares a child, a son named Rhodes Robert Hedlund, 6 years old, and often featured on her social media posts. 

"I never want to talk about relationships I’m in or that are ending or have ended," she said in an interview with Cosmopolitan. "It’s hard enough to be with someone by yourself, let alone with an audience. Growing up is hard. Sometimes it makes me sad that I can’t have a private moment."

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