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Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift: Did Gwyneth Paltrow Hook Them Up?
Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift: Did Gwyneth Paltrow hook them up?
It must be nice to be famous. When one of your pals sets you up, it’s with someone like Jake Gyllenhaal. There’s a new rumor floating around that Gwyneth Paltrow, a longtime friend of Gyllenhaal’s family, played a role in Jake Gyllenhaal and Taylor Swift’s burgeoning romance. Was the mom of two the one who introduced them?
Perhaps. Paltrow shared a dressing room with Swift at the CMAs earlier this year (really – Swift doesn’t get her own dressing room?), and shortly thereafter Taylor Swift and Jake Gyllenhaal began popping up all around town. The new couple also apparently shared an evening with Gwyneth and her husband, Chris Martin, in London during November.
What do you think – do Swift and Gyllenhaal make a good couple? Should Jake watch his back, considering how Taylor’s romances usually end (in a song that’s none too flattering to her ex)?
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CareBear commented on Dec 11 10 at 1:30 pmLet them be to find their own way. If it’s meant to be, it will survive, if not then it’s just another song. It’s Christmas and a few best wishes should be the order of the day. We really don’t need to hate. Heres to everyone having a peaceful holiday.
LynnC. commented on Dec 12 10 at 2:53 am… Are you kidding? Two Sagittarians — they will always be pals. Kudos to Gwyneth’s matchmaking!!
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