Gwyneth Paltrow defends itself against intimacy coordinators: feel limited!
Gwyneth Paltrow defends itself against intimacy coordinators: feel limited!
Los Angeles, USA - gwyneth Paltrow recently in an interview with
Although Paltrow recognizes the advantages of the Metoo movement in Hollywood, such as the end of confidential meetings in hotel rooms, she is aware that abuse of power is still a problem. She emphasized: "The bubble has burst. ... There are always people who abuse their power." The actress, who defended herself against the interference in intimate scenes, emphasizes that this practice could harm her acting performance and she prefers to "decide where the hand is placed."
Paltrow, which is increasingly struggling with symptoms of menopause, confessed that her nervous system is suffering from current political uncertainty. "I am driven by fear and concern. My nervous system is in the ass," she said. Despite these challenges, she finds support in her family, especially with her ex-husband Chris Martin, with whom she has two children who play an important role in her life. In addition, Paltrow expressed that she was less interested in acting since she was devoting herself more intensively to her lifestyle brand Goop. "I don't know who I should be now or what I want to strive for," she said about her change in career. But despite these considerations, she is proud of the positive change in the film industry that she attributes to the Metoo movement. personal challenges in the spotlight
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