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- Sky News AU
'Living Nostradamus' Athos Salomé issues sombre forecast about Prince Harry and King Charles III amid whispers of a potential Royal Family reconciliation
A Brazilian psychic widely referred to as the 'Living Nostradamus' has made an eerie prediction about the future for Prince Harry and the Royal Family. Athos Salomé, 38, has previously made forecasts surrounding global events such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the Microsoft global outage and the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Because of this, Salomé's followers believe he has an extraordinary gift for foreseeing world events, drawing comparisons to the famed 16th-century seer Nostradamus. Salomé claims his predictions are based on studies in Kabbalah, the ancient Jewish tradition of mystical biblical interpretation, as well as analysis of symbolic patterns and power cycles. In a new interview with The Sun on Thursday, Salomé said his analysis points to Prince Harry travelling back to the UK before the European summer of 2026, not as a heartfelt family reunion, but as part of "an image survival strategy". "Harry knows that he needs to regain some of the British support if he wants to maintain institutional relevance," he told the publication, adding that his wife - Meghan Markle - may stay behind in the US or make "restricted appearances" during the visit. Unfortunately, the Brazilian psychic stated that the Kabbalah ultimately indicates signs of "limited reconciliation" between the 40-year-old Prince and the 76-year-old King, who has been battling an undisclosed form of cancer since February 2024. The prediction follows growing speculation about a possible thaw in the frosty relationship between the Sussexes and the Royal Family, which has remained fractured since Harry and Meghan's departure from royal duties and move to the US in 2020. Two weeks ago, Harry's new chief communications officer Meredith Maines and UK PR rep Liam Maguire were spotted meeting with the King's top aide, Communications Secretary Tobyn Andreae, at London's Royal Over-Seas League. While there was reportedly "no formal agenda", royal insiders said the casual meeting marked a significant shift in tone. "There's a long road ahead, but a channel of communication is now open for the first time in years," a source told The Mail on Sunday, which first revealed the sit-down. Maines, who joined Harry's team in March, was also behind the Duke's May BBC interview where he declared he "would love a reconciliation" with his family. However, not everyone is convinced of the sincerity behind the outreach. On Wednesday, royal commentator Robert Jobson suggested the meeting may have been financially motivated, following reports that streaming giant Netflix will scrap the couple's $100 million deal due to poor ratings. "Well, the deal was always set about $100 million, wasn't it?" Jobson said during The Sun's Royal Exclusive show. "Where does it leave them? Probably with a bit of a bowl out, looking for some handouts. "They can't rely on the Spare money forever, can they?" he added, referencing Harry's bestselling 2023 memoir. As for Harry and Meghan's relationship, Salomé does not foresee a divorce - but believes a professional and emotional rift is forming. "They may remain married for convenience and brand management," he said. "But emotionally, they will be more distant than ever." Already, the Duke and Duchess, who share six-year-old Prince Archie and four-year-old Princess Lilibet, appear to be operating along increasingly separate lines. Meghan is said to be focusing all efforts on her lifestyle brand, As Ever, while Harry is doubling down on his work with the Invictus Games and mental health causes. According to Salomé, this division may become a "model of cohabitation" that is more functional than heartfelt. But he also warned of obstacles ahead, particularly for Meghan. "According to the predictions from the Kabbalah, there are strong indications of problems in the production chain and the exhaustion of the niche if she doesn't reinvent the brand's storytelling," he said.
Scottish Sun
22-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
‘Living Nostradamus' makes ominous Meghan Markle & Prince Harry prediction & claims they're ‘more distant than ever'
Athos Salomé has also given a grave warning to the Duke of Sussex about how he must reconcile with his father King Charles Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A PSYCHIC who has correctly predicted a string of huge global events has given an ominous new forecast on Meghan Markle and Prince Harry - and it seems a "separation" could be on the cards. Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, has been dubbed the 'Living Nostradamus' after accurately predicting the Covid 19 pandemic and Queen Elizabeth II's death. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 5 Are Meghan and Harry going their separate ways? The 'Living Nostradamus' gives his insights Credit: GETTY 5 Athos Salomé, 38, from Brazil, predicted Queen Elizabeth II's death and the Covid 19 pandemic Credit: @athos_salome/Instagram Now, he's making a serious prediction about Meghan and Harry, plus has given new insight into the Duke of Sussex's troubled relationship with his father, King Charles. Salomé told The Sun there may be new issues for Meghan's growing business and has explained why Harry should return to the UK. And his delve into the future comes as the couple were dealt a fresh blow, with reports their multi-million dollar Netflix deal is dead in the water after 'dismal' viewing figures. Here, Salomé exclusively shares with us his latest insights... Are Meghan and Harry going their separate ways? Five years after Megxit, Meghan and Harry "continue to sell authenticity and philanthropy, while cultivating their personal brands in an increasingly divided climate", Salomé claims. Salomé believes the couple is currently experiencing "the most fragile moment of their strategy". According to Salomé, his predictions are not just vague intuitions: they derive from studies in the Kabbalah, which is the ancient Jewish tradition of mystical interpretation of the Bible, analysis of symbolic patterns, and a precise reading of power cycles. In 2025, these cycles point to a silent split, risky political alliances and wear and tear that will be difficult to circumvent. According to Salomé, he does not foresee divorce but "separation on a professional level". He believes that Meghan and Harry will maintain their marriage, but with increasingly independent professional and personal lives. According to him, "they may remain married for convenience and brand management. But emotionally, they will be more distant than ever". Harry's 'peace talks' have scheming Meghan's hand all over them, he looks lost in his sad little life The teams already operate independently. Meghan will concentrate all her resources on As Ever - her lifestyle and wellness brand - while Harry will consolidate his image as patron of the Invictus Games and mental health projects. 5 Meghan's lifestyle brand As Ever has been a huge success so far Credit: AS EVER 5 Prince Harry is the founder of the Invictus Games Credit: Rex This professional split looks strategic to shield the businesses from the possible failure of the other. Salomé points out that the separation of brands would not immediately mean the end of the marriage, but it would shape a model of cohabitation that would be increasingly functional and less effective. For Meghan, the way forward is to consolidate As Ever, which aims to make an annual turnover of between 25 and 40 million dollars over the next two years. But Salomé warns: "According to the predictions from the Kabbalah, there are strong indications of problems in the production chain and the exhaustion of the niche if she doesn't reinvent the brand's storytelling." Salomé points out that Meghan seems willing to sell herself as a Californian progressive icon, something that would generate increasing polarisation. Harry, for his part, seeks to maintain global relevance with the Invictus Games and mental health projects - bets with royal and diplomatic appeal. Will Harry reconcile with Charles? 5 There are supposedly "limited signs of reconciliation with King Charles" According to Salomé, the Kabbalah, sadly, points to signs of limited reconciliation with King Charles. It predicts that Harry "should publicly travel to the UK before the European summer of 2026 to seal a formal rapprochement, even if Meghan remains in the US or makes restricted appearances". This rapprochement is not an emotional whim, but - according to Salomé - part of "an image survival strategy". Harry "knows that he needs to regain some of the British support if he wants to maintain institutional relevance", Salomé claims.
Yahoo
18-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
How a 'Toxic' Madonna Meltdown Ended Her Friendship with Gwyneth Paltrow: 'She's Awful'
How a 'Toxic' Madonna Meltdown Ended Her Friendship with Gwyneth Paltrow: 'She's Awful' originally appeared on Parade. Once the reigning queens of the London social scene, and were the definition of A-list best friends. Their bond, forged in the late 1990s, was built on shared passions for yoga, Kabbalah, and macrobiotic diets. They were so intertwined that they even shared the same personal trainer, Tracy Anderson, launching her to global fame. Paltrow once referred to the pop icon as an older sister, a guiding force in her life. However, a new biography claims this seemingly unbreakable bond didn't just fade away—it imploded during a tense island vacation. According to the new book, Gwyneth: The Biography, by author Amy Odell, the friendship came to a dramatic and abrupt end over Madonna's alleged behavior. The book, excerpted by PEOPLE, pinpoints a confrontation that became the final straw for Paltrow and her then-husband, . 'Their relationship reached a breaking point when Madonna showed up to an island where Gwyneth and Martin were vacationing," Odell writes. "Madonna seemed to know that Gwyneth would be there, which Gwyneth seemed to find strange.' The awkward surprise visit reportedly escalated during a group meal. 'Madonna then insisted Gwyneth and Martin join her for a big group dinner at a long table where Madonna went off on her daughter, ," the book continues. The scene left the couple deeply unsettled. "Gwyneth and Martin were disgusted by the behavior. 'I can't be around this woman any more,' Martin told Gwyneth. 'She's awful.' Gwyneth agreed that Madonna was toxic and ended the friendship.' The explosive account of the friendship's demise shines light on Paltrow's past comments about Madonna. In a 2010 interview with British Vogue, the Oscar winner said, 'Yeah, it's good that [Tracy] doesn't train Madonna any more. It was too much,' she said at the time. 'She keeps people waiting — it takes up your whole day.' While representatives for Paltrow and Madonna have not commented on the book's allegations, the story paints a vivid picture of a powerful friendship's shocking conclusion. Gwyneth: The Biography hits shelves on July 29. How a 'Toxic' Madonna Meltdown Ended Her Friendship with Gwyneth Paltrow: 'She's Awful' first appeared on Parade on Jul 17, 2025 This story was originally reported by Parade on Jul 17, 2025, where it first appeared. Solve the daily Crossword
The Irish Sun
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Real reason behind Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna's epic fallout revealed as explosive new book lifts lid on actress's life
Practically joined at the hip during the Nineties, Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna were once the closest BFFs in Hollywood. Now an explosive new book has claimed to have uncovered the reason why the pair had an epic fallout — with the outspoken singer shouldering the blame. Advertisement 7 Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna were once the closest BFFs in Hollywood Credit: Rex Features 7 Those close to Gwyneth said she distanced herself from the Queen of Pop Credit: Alamy 7 Gwyneth and then-husband Chris Martin were said to have been 'disgusted' by Madonna's behaviour Credit: Rex Features The unauthorised biography of Gwyneth tells how she and then- husband Chris Martin were enjoying an island holiday in the early Noughties when Madonna unexpectedly turned up and caused a scene. Author Amy Odell writes: 'Madonna insisted Gwyneth and Martin join her for a big group dinner at a long table where Madonna went off on her daughter, Lourdes. 'Gwyneth and Martin were disgusted by the behaviour.' According to Gwyneth: The Biography, Coldplay frontman Chris branded Madonna 'awful' and told his wife: 'I can't be around this woman any more.' Advertisement Read more on Gwyneth Paltrow Those close to Gwyneth said she distanced herself from the Queen of Pop — and neither women have been photographed together since. The apparent fallout between the A-listers became part of showbiz legend in the years that followed. 'I can ice people out and harbour revenge' Before the alleged holiday row, the close pals had attended Kabbalah classes together and told how they supported each other. Advertisement Most read in Celebrity In 2006, Gwyneth, said of Madonna: 'Everything I have gone through, she went through ten times worse and ten times longer. 'She gives me good advice about how to say no and take care of myself.' Gwyneth Paltrow 'mocks Meghan AGAIN' in Instagram cooking video as 'war to be US lifestyle queen' rages on They then became increasingly distant in the years that followed, with Gwyneth, 52, seemingly excluding Madonna, 66, from her inner circle and spending more time with other stars including Beyonce and Jay-Z. In a 2010 interview with Vogue, Gwyneth all but confirmed she and Madonna were no longer pals when she made a reference to celebrity personal trainer Tracy Anderson, who used to work with them both. Advertisement Gwyneth said: 'It's good that [Tracy] doesn't train Madonna any more. It was too much. She keeps people waiting — it takes up your whole day.' She later admitted: 'Oh yes, I can be mean. I can cave in to gossip. I can ice people out and I definitely harbour revenge.' The Oscar-winner's spat with the Hung Up singer is not the only bombshell revelation from the book. Gwyneth's relationship with her ex Brad Pitt is also explored by author Odell, who says she conducted 220 interviews with 'close current and former friends and colleagues'. Advertisement Her book reveals Gwyneth started hooking up with Brad on the set of 1995 crime thriller Se7en, where he had requested she play his wife. But trouble started brewing after Gwyneth, who led a privileged life and was educated privately, struggled with Brad's working-class roots. The daughter of actress Blythe Danner and director Bruce Paltrow, Gwyneth attended posh fee-paying school Spence and moved into Hollywood with ease, winning an Academy Award aged 26. 7 Shocking claims are also made about Gwyneth's temperament as boss of wellness brand Goop Credit: Getty Advertisement 7 Gwyneth's relationship with her ex Brad Pitt is also explored in the book Credit: Getty - Contributor 7 Gwyneth's on-off three-year relationship with Ben Affleck is also explored Credit: Getty By contrast, Brad worked as a limo driver for strippers and dressed as a chicken to advertise a food chain before getting his big break. The book brutally details what appears to be Gwyneth's disdain for their different worlds. Advertisement She is reported to have said: 'Brad and I had very different upbringings. 'So when we go to restaurants and order caviar, I have to say to Brad, 'This is beluga and this is osetra.'' It was after Gwyneth was cast in the movie adaptation of Jane Austen's book Emma in 1996 that she is said to have admitted to having doubts about their relationship. The film received rave reviews, and despite Gwyneth agreeing to marry Brad three months after it came out, she is said to have cried over whether their relationship was right. Advertisement They seemed threatened by each other, based on whom Gwyneth was favouring in a given moment Amy Odell The biography recalls how Gwyneth would sob to her friend and make-up artist Kevyn Aucoin 'multiple times' over the fact Brad 'wanted to be with her, but seemed to feel threatened by her success and all the attention she received.' Kevyn is said to have told Gwyneth: 'You really need to end this'. Odell's book also claims Gwyneth 'expressed doubts' about their romance and 'admitted she had a crush on Hugh Grant'. The pair split in 1997, with Gywneth later saying in 2015: 'I wasn't ready, and he was too good for me.' Advertisement Gwyneth's on-off three-year relationship with Those close to Gwyneth said she fell for his 'intellect' but said her friends were worried because he was 'more interested in playing video games with the guys at his house'. 7 Gwyneth: The Biography by Amy Odell is out on July 31st The book also claims he cheated on her, with Odell writing: 'Their physical chemistry couldn't overcome his self-destructive impulses, which may have even included cheating on her.' Advertisement Shocking claims are also made about Gwyneth's temperament — including as boss of wellness brand Goop, which she launched in 2008. Author Odell claims 'executives struggled to navigate Gwyneth's impatience and perfectionism.' She wrote: 'They seemed threatened by each other, based on whom Gwyneth was favouring in a given moment (and she made it clear). 'Employees who worked up the nerve to go into her office were often met with impatience, an attitude of 'What do you want? Get it over with.'' Advertisement Another tale recalls 'leadership team meetings' where Gwyneth would bring in specialists to hold 'self-improvement workshops' with their teams. 'Ralph Lauren was not happy about the fit' Odell writes: 'At one such meeting, a facilitator asked the executives to take turns saying one thing they believed to be true about themselves but wasn't true of anybody else in the room. 'When it was Gwyneth's turn, she said with a smile, 'I won an Oscar.' 'Her team's reaction amounted to a playful 'Gwyneth, f**k off.'' Advertisement Odell's sources also claim Gwyneth clashed with Ralph Lauren over her gown for the 1999 Oscars where she won Best Actress for Shakespeare In Love. According to the book, Gwyneth said she wanted the design to be 'inspired by Grace Kelly' and that she had wanted 'the neckline lower and lower'. It's claimed famed designer Ralph became 'frustrated' after Gwyneth lost weight and came close to refusing to send the dress to Los Angeles for the fitting. The biography claims: 'The designers at Ralph Lauren noticed that something looked off when she wore it that night. Advertisement 'The fabric was puckering, a little wrinkly, loose around her torso — as if she had instantly lost ten pounds. 'They realised she hadn't worn the inner detachable corset that came with the gown, which would have made it fit more snugly. Lauren was not happy about the fit.' Gwyneth's marriage to Chris Martin is also examined in the book, with those close to the actress describing him as an 'introvert who could be socially awkward'. They also claim she was 'seduced by his persona'. Advertisement Gwyneth and Chris married in December 2003 and had daughter Apple, 21, and son Moses, 19. They split in 2014, with Gwyneth coining the now infamous phrase 'consciously uncoupling.' But Odell claims that the couple 'had separated a year earlier' to give themselves the chance to work through the break-up. Using Goop as the platform to announce the split was, apparently, also meticulously planned. Advertisement The book says of Gwyneth: 'While she privately struggled to generate optimism about the separation, she found a way to do it publicly, to turn this painful, confusing failure into a project that might inspire and illuminate — and maybe boost the brand.' That brand, Odell claims, is now being handed down to Gywneth and Chris' daughter Apple — who is studying Law, History, and Society at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. It is claimed Apple has a 'genuine interest' in the brand. Gwyneth's agent Richard Lovett says: 'She's not going to be the next [Gwyneth], but she will be the original Apple.' Advertisement Gwyneth: The Biography by Amy Odell, published by Atlantic Books, is out on July 31, price £20.
Scottish Sun
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Real reason behind Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna's epic fallout revealed as explosive new book lifts lid on actress's life
Gwyneth's ex Chris Martin has strong opinions on Madonna, according to the book NOT MAD ON HER Real reason behind Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna's epic fallout revealed as explosive new book lifts lid on actress's life Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Practically joined at the hip during the Nineties, Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna were once the closest BFFs in Hollywood. Now an explosive new book has claimed to have uncovered the reason why the pair had an epic fallout — with the outspoken singer shouldering the blame. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 7 Gwyneth Paltrow and Madonna were once the closest BFFs in Hollywood Credit: Rex Features 7 Those close to Gwyneth said she distanced herself from the Queen of Pop Credit: Alamy 7 Gwyneth and then-husband Chris Martin were said to have been 'disgusted' by Madonna's behaviour Credit: Rex Features The unauthorised biography of Gwyneth tells how she and then- husband Chris Martin were enjoying an island holiday in the early Noughties when Madonna unexpectedly turned up and caused a scene. Author Amy Odell writes: 'Madonna insisted Gwyneth and Martin join her for a big group dinner at a long table where Madonna went off on her daughter, Lourdes. 'Gwyneth and Martin were disgusted by the behaviour.' According to Gwyneth: The Biography, Coldplay frontman Chris branded Madonna 'awful' and told his wife: 'I can't be around this woman any more.' Those close to Gwyneth said she distanced herself from the Queen of Pop — and neither women have been photographed together since. The apparent fallout between the A-listers became part of showbiz legend in the years that followed. 'I can ice people out and harbour revenge' Before the alleged holiday row, the close pals had attended Kabbalah classes together and told how they supported each other. In 2006, Gwyneth, said of Madonna: 'Everything I have gone through, she went through ten times worse and ten times longer. 'She gives me good advice about how to say no and take care of myself.' Gwyneth Paltrow 'mocks Meghan AGAIN' in Instagram cooking video as 'war to be US lifestyle queen' rages on They then became increasingly distant in the years that followed, with Gwyneth, 52, seemingly excluding Madonna, 66, from her inner circle and spending more time with other stars including Beyonce and Jay-Z. In a 2010 interview with Vogue, Gwyneth all but confirmed she and Madonna were no longer pals when she made a reference to celebrity personal trainer Tracy Anderson, who used to work with them both. Gwyneth said: 'It's good that [Tracy] doesn't train Madonna any more. It was too much. She keeps people waiting — it takes up your whole day.' She later admitted: 'Oh yes, I can be mean. I can cave in to gossip. I can ice people out and I definitely harbour revenge.' The Oscar-winner's spat with the Hung Up singer is not the only bombshell revelation from the book. Gwyneth's relationship with her ex Brad Pitt is also explored by author Odell, who says she conducted 220 interviews with 'close current and former friends and colleagues'. Her book reveals Gwyneth started hooking up with Brad on the set of 1995 crime thriller Se7en, where he had requested she play his wife. But trouble started brewing after Gwyneth, who led a privileged life and was educated privately, struggled with Brad's working-class roots. The daughter of actress Blythe Danner and director Bruce Paltrow, Gwyneth attended posh fee-paying school Spence and moved into Hollywood with ease, winning an Academy Award aged 26. 7 Shocking claims are also made about Gwyneth's temperament as boss of wellness brand Goop Credit: Getty 7 Gwyneth's relationship with her ex Brad Pitt is also explored in the book Credit: Getty - Contributor 7 Gwyneth's on-off three-year relationship with Ben Affleck is also explored Credit: Getty By contrast, Brad worked as a limo driver for strippers and dressed as a chicken to advertise a food chain before getting his big break. The book brutally details what appears to be Gwyneth's disdain for their different worlds. She is reported to have said: 'Brad and I had very different upbringings. 'So when we go to restaurants and order caviar, I have to say to Brad, 'This is beluga and this is osetra.'' It was after Gwyneth was cast in the movie adaptation of Jane Austen's book Emma in 1996 that she is said to have admitted to having doubts about their relationship. The film received rave reviews, and despite Gwyneth agreeing to marry Brad three months after it came out, she is said to have cried over whether their relationship was right. They seemed threatened by each other, based on whom Gwyneth was favouring in a given moment Amy Odell The biography recalls how Gwyneth would sob to her friend and make-up artist Kevyn Aucoin 'multiple times' over the fact Brad 'wanted to be with her, but seemed to feel threatened by her success and all the attention she received.' Kevyn is said to have told Gwyneth: 'You really need to end this'. Odell's book also claims Gwyneth 'expressed doubts' about their romance and 'admitted she had a crush on Hugh Grant'. The pair split in 1997, with Gywneth later saying in 2015: 'I wasn't ready, and he was too good for me.' Gwyneth's on-off three-year relationship with Ben Affleck is also explored in the book, with claims she 'spoke openly about how much she enjoyed their sex life' and told her make-up artist Kevyn how she 'loved' him performing an X-rated act on her. Those close to Gwyneth said she fell for his 'intellect' but said her friends were worried because he was 'more interested in playing video games with the guys at his house'. 7 Gwyneth: The Biography by Amy Odell is out on July 31st The book also claims he cheated on her, with Odell writing: 'Their physical chemistry couldn't overcome his self-destructive impulses, which may have even included cheating on her.' Shocking claims are also made about Gwyneth's temperament — including as boss of wellness brand Goop, which she launched in 2008. Author Odell claims 'executives struggled to navigate Gwyneth's impatience and perfectionism.' She wrote: 'They seemed threatened by each other, based on whom Gwyneth was favouring in a given moment (and she made it clear). 'Employees who worked up the nerve to go into her office were often met with impatience, an attitude of 'What do you want? Get it over with.'' Another tale recalls 'leadership team meetings' where Gwyneth would bring in specialists to hold 'self-improvement workshops' with their teams. 'Ralph Lauren was not happy about the fit' Odell writes: 'At one such meeting, a facilitator asked the executives to take turns saying one thing they believed to be true about themselves but wasn't true of anybody else in the room. 'When it was Gwyneth's turn, she said with a smile, 'I won an Oscar.' 'Her team's reaction amounted to a playful 'Gwyneth, f**k off.'' Odell's sources also claim Gwyneth clashed with Ralph Lauren over her gown for the 1999 Oscars where she won Best Actress for Shakespeare In Love. According to the book, Gwyneth said she wanted the design to be 'inspired by Grace Kelly' and that she had wanted 'the neckline lower and lower'. It's claimed famed designer Ralph became 'frustrated' after Gwyneth lost weight and came close to refusing to send the dress to Los Angeles for the fitting. The biography claims: 'The designers at Ralph Lauren noticed that something looked off when she wore it that night. 'The fabric was puckering, a little wrinkly, loose around her torso — as if she had instantly lost ten pounds. 'They realised she hadn't worn the inner detachable corset that came with the gown, which would have made it fit more snugly. Lauren was not happy about the fit.' Gwyneth's marriage to Chris Martin is also examined in the book, with those close to the actress describing him as an 'introvert who could be socially awkward'. They also claim she was 'seduced by his persona'. Gwyneth and Chris married in December 2003 and had daughter Apple, 21, and son Moses, 19. They split in 2014, with Gwyneth coining the now infamous phrase 'consciously uncoupling.' But Odell claims that the couple 'had separated a year earlier' to give themselves the chance to work through the break-up. Using Goop as the platform to announce the split was, apparently, also meticulously planned. The book says of Gwyneth: 'While she privately struggled to generate optimism about the separation, she found a way to do it publicly, to turn this painful, confusing failure into a project that might inspire and illuminate — and maybe boost the brand.' That brand, Odell claims, is now being handed down to Gywneth and Chris' daughter Apple — who is studying Law, History, and Society at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. It is claimed Apple has a 'genuine interest' in the brand. Gwyneth's agent Richard Lovett says: 'She's not going to be the next [Gwyneth], but she will be the original Apple.'
