Gwyneth Paltrow’s son is all grown up. Saturday March 30, the American actress revealed in an Instagram story a photo of her and her son Moses, born from her union with singer Chris Martin. In FaceTime with the young boy, she took a screenshot showing him in close-up on camera. Little exposed on social networks, it’s hard to imagine that the 17-year-old has changed so much. Very natural, this photo was posted by the actressIron Man in response to a fan request: “Your favorite photo of you and Moses”. The founder of the Goop brand then justified her choice by explaining that she loved “unsuspected screenshots” taken during videoconference calls.
Still young, Moses already testified on behalf of his mother after she was prosecuted for hitting a septuagenarian while skiing. On March 28, 2023, he and his big sister Apple (19 years old) were heard during their mother’s trial. At the time, Moses remembers “briefly seen the collision” while he was skiing with his instructor. Remembering the clothes she wore to go down the slopes, the teenager then rushed to her mother to check that she was okay. At the same time, Gwyneth Paltrow shouted at Terry Sanderson, the one who accused her. “She was saying something like, ‘What the fuck? You just walked into me.”
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THE “deep sorrow“ by Gwyneth Paltrow
Like any parent, Gwyneth Paltrow will soon be faced with one of the most difficult trials: seeing her children leave the family home. Separated from the father of her children and now married to Brad Falchuk, the Oscar-winning actress has primary custody of her offspring. But while Apple has already taken flight some time ago, it will soon be around Moses to leave the nest. Next fall, he should leave to begin his studies at university. A difficult step to accept for the pretty blonde who already suffers from empty nest syndrome. Saddened, she confessed to Sunday Times to have “felt a deep sense of sorrow” at the idea of no longer living with her children, even though she knows that “this is exactly what should happen”.
Article written in collaboration with 6Médias.
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