Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams’ daughter, Matilda Ledger, enjoyed a coffee and a chat with a pal over the weekend.
The 19-year-old flashed a smile on a stroll with May Lehrer-Seller in Brooklyn, NY, on Sunday, per photos obtained by Page Six.
Matilda kept warm in a green puffer jacket and baggy jeans while out and about. She styled the look with bright red flats and a matching red tote bag.
The teenager and her friend May — the daughter of “Hamilton” producer Jeffrey Seller — kept warm in the cold weather by sipping on to-go cups of coffee.
Matilda was also seen walking down a sidewalk solo.
At one point, she appeared stoic as she checked her phone while navigating through the city.
Matilda’s outing in Brooklyn comes nearly one week before the anniversary of her father Heath’s death. The “Dark Knight” star passed away on Jan. 22, 2008.
The late actor’s daughter was last spotted walking the streets of Brooklyn with her mom in July 2024.
Williams, 44, and Matilda appeared to be in good spirits as they held hands during the summertime outing.
The “Dawson’s Creek” alum wore a multi-patterned button-up dress with brown leather sandals. Williams also styled her look with sunglasses.
Matilda, for her part, opted for a casual ensemble, wearing a white graphic T-shirt and white trousers. She paired the look with blue Adidas sneakers and carried a black tote bag with her.
The mother-daughter duo enjoyed a pedicure together that same day.
Williams met Heath while filming 2005’s “Brokeback Mountain.” They starred opposite each other alongside Jake Gyllenhaal.
Matilda was just 2 years old when Heath died at the age of 28. An autopsy revealed that he died accidentally “as the result of acute intoxication by the combined effects of oxycodone, hydrocodone, diazepam, temazepam, alprazolam and doxylamine.”
He and Williams had ended their three-year relationship just months before his death.
In 2009, the “Blue Valentine” actress told Vogue that Matilda continues to “know her dad in so many ways” through “his friends who will be able to tell her so many stories.”
“His friends, his family — they were a big part of his life, and they will be a big part of her life,” Williams said at the time.
