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Gwyneth Paltrow says being a mom makes her happiest.
Forget the glitz and glamour of Hollywood life, Gwyneth Paltrow says she would trade it all in for sippy cups and playdates anytime, according to an article in the Winnipeg Free Press.
Mom to Moses and Apple, Gwyneth says that being a stay at home mom makes her the happiest: Continue reading »
Paltrow doesn't want any more children.
Gwyneth Paltrow is one of the most talked about celebrity moms, but not always in the most flattering ways.
Just last week, Paltrow joined Twitter and Facebook and started tweeting photos of her kids. Then a few days later, she took an ad out seeking a genius tutor her children. She has been called an elitist mom more than once. Some say she lives such a privileged life that she cannot relate to the typical working mother.
Paltrow recently said she will not have any more kids, and the reason may be more relatable than you think.
Gwyneth Paltrow Feels Guilty Leaving Kids For Too Long
Gwyneth Paltrow is one busy lady these days. Between movies, singing, and promoting her new book, it’s safe to say that she has quite a full schedule.
Gwyneth is away from home a lot these days, and she admits to having some of the dreaded “mommy guilt” that so many moms experience, whether they work from home or go to the office every day.
Gwyneth Paltrow talks postpartum depression in Good Housekeeping
I love me my chick flicks and happy movies as much as the next gal, but there’s a tendency in Hollywood to put a happy, zen-y spin on the days after delivering a baby that just ain’t true. Remember Quinn showing up to school all skinny and not-limping days after giving birth on “Glee?” Well, Gwyneth Paltrow is here to remind us all that there is a potential dark side to childbirth, and its name is postpartum depression. In the latest issue of Good Housekeeping, Gwyneth Paltrow’s postpartum depression is detailed with real honesty, including how she beat it.
As if winning an Oscar, marrying a rockstar, having two adorable children, and creating an immensely popular lifestyle website weren’t enough, it appears Gwyneth Paltrow is adding country music star to her list of credits.
For her upcoming indie film Country Strong, the multi-talented mom of two dusted off the microphone and hit the recording studio to record the movie’s title track. With the support of her friends including Reese Witherspoon and Faith Hill, Paltrow laid down the track that is starting to garner attention and get radio play.
“What the hell?” she laughs at the unlikely success of the song. “I was just singing songs for the movie. I think the original plan was they wanted the bona bide crew to re-sing our songs, but when [then Sony Music Nashville chair] Joe Galante heart it, he was like, ‘No, I want to release this as a single.’ I was like ‘Excuse me, please?’”
Chris Martin - Cold Play frontman, husband of Gwyneth, and dad to Apple and Moses – was spotted picking up his son from school. And the rock star dad was seen with some new accessories, a brace on his right hand and brand new studs in his ear lobes.
And that’s not all… Continue reading »
Has anyone noticed that Gwyneth Paltrow has been quite chatty lately? With IronMan 2 coming out next month, the GOOP-er has been on somewhat of a publicity tour of late. Up next: the cover story of May’s Harpers Bazaar, where she dishes on the best part of life in the Paltrow-Martin household.
“When you’re having dinner with your kids and your husband and someone says something funny or you’re dying laughing because your 3-year-old made a fart joke, it doesn’t matter what else is going on,” she says in the article, according to People. “That’s real happiness.” Continue reading »
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