Gwyneth Paltrow reveals the oddly romantic things Brad Falchuk loves about her
Over a decade after the Goop founder "consciously" uncoupled from ex-husband Chris Martin, the Oscar winner, 52, adventured to find out husband Brad Falchuk's favorite thing about her in a July 22 episode of her podcast.
After Paltrow and Coldplay frontman Martin finalized their divorce in July 2016, she and Falchuk tied the knot during a wedding ceremony in the Hamptons in September 2018. Falchuk, 54, and production partner Ryan Murphy are co-creators of successful TV series, including "Glee," "American Horror Story," "Scream Queens" and "Pose."
After texting him to get the answer during an "Ask Me Anything"-themed episode, Paltrow revealed her lover's long list, reading aloud that he "honestly" doesn't "have a favorite. I truly love every aspect of you."
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"Your physical beauty. The way your body moves through space. The way you disappear a little when you're working. The way your hands add something to a pan," Paltrow read. "Your love of dirty jokes and well-plastered walls. How much you know about art. That you feel so comfortable naked and hate fake people."
During the podcast episode, Falchuk told Paltrow, I love "when you're needy. When you're angry on the road. I love when you chug water by the bedside at night. I like the things you choose to worry about and how you handle problems."
Falchuk wrote: "I love your morning routine and when you act like I've been demanding you to get out of the bath when I haven't said a word about it," and that, "I love the skin on the back of your knees and the arch of your feet and when you smile at me in bed after you've put in your retainers. I love how hard you try and how often you succeed."
Then, he told the actress, "I can keep going if you like."
Paltrow's reaction? "OK, I'm crying a little," the "Shakespeare In Love" star proclaimed.
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