Evan Spiegel raves about how wife Miranda Kerr and ex Orlando Bloom co-parent

Evan Spiegel admires the way that wife Miranda Kerr is able to co-parent son Flynn with his actor dad Orlando Bloom.

The Snapchat CEO, 30, spoke a bit about Kerr’s dedication to motherhood in a talk for WSJ Magazine‘s Marriage Of Mindfulness issue.

Spiegel, a child of divorce, said he was surprised by how ‘different’ Miranda, 37, and Orlando’s relationship is from what he witnessed while younger.

‘What I saw from Miranda and Orlando was very different from what I experienced,’  said Spiegel, who shares his two sons Hart, two, and Myles, nine-months with Kerr.

Their modern co-parenting means that raising the kids is a team effort. 

‘I am in no way a replacement for Flynn’s dad,’ Evan explained. ‘I feel like [I’m part of] Team Flynn.’

Bloom is a ‘welcome’ visitor, according to Spiegel who went on: ‘This is one of the things I love about Miranda. Everyone is welcome. It’s the Aussie way.’

And the extended group is growing as Orlanda and fiance Katy Perry expect their first child.

The tech exec said he realized that Flynn was the center of the model-turned-beauty mogul’s life from almost the moment they met.

Knowing that was one way to her heart, Spiegel recalls how he gave the beauty a gingerbread house with her and Flynn’s names on it during their very first date.

It seemed to work for the couple, who wed in 2017.

During quarantine Miranda and Evan are focusing on the practical pieces of life. 

‘[Flynn’s] screen-time restrictions are out the window,’ Spiegel shrugged, before Kerr chimed in to correct the record.

‘We do limit screen time around here,’ she said.

And Spiegel said that difference in perspective is a ‘huge strength’ for the couple.  

‘There’s nothing more helpful than having someone who loves you, and knows you really well, point out a different perspective.’