Gwyneth Paltrow glowed in a sweet selfie that she took with her husband, Brad Falchuk, which was uploaded to her Instagram stories on Sunday.
The Goop founder, 51 – who was recently spotted on a coffee run with close friend, Mary Wigmore – could be seen resting on a comfy, white pillow with the television writer, 53, cozied up next to her.
She sported what appeared to be a dark navy, bikini top as well as a pair of brown shades that offered a stylish flare to the look.
Her blonde locks were parted in the middle, and effortlessly cascaded down past her shoulders in natural waves.
Falchuk also glanced up towards the camera as the lovebirds – who tied the knot in 2018 – posed for the quick snap together.
Gwyneth Paltrow, 51, glowed in a sweet selfie that she took with her husband, Brad Falchuk, 53, which was uploaded to her Instagram stories on Sunday
While the Oscar winner didn’t add a lengthy caption to her fans, the mother-of-two opted to simply add the text, ‘Dimanche,’ which translates to Sunday.
Gwyneth and Brad first crossed paths on the set of the hit series, Glee, back in 2010 – but did not begin dating until four years later.
In January 2018, the pair became engaged and said ‘I do’ later that same year in September during a romantic ceremony in the Hamptons.
Paltrow was previously married to Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin, from 2003 until they separated in March 2014.
The former couple’s divorce was finalized in 2016 and during the course of their marriage, welcomed two children: daughter Apple, 19, and son Moses, 17.
Brad also has two children from his first marriage to Suzanne Bukinik – which lasted from 2002 until the pair divorced in 2013.
Despite being active on apps such as Instagram, Gwyneth recently admitted during an interview with Sky News earlier this month that she felt social media can be both ‘difficult’ and also ‘uncomfortable.’
‘I find it really difficult to be honest, I don’t intuitively want to do it, I don’t post, I don’t like to read comments,’ she expressed.
Gwyneth and Brad first crossed paths on the set of the hit series, Glee, back in 2010 – but did not begin dating until four years later
The Oscar winner was previously married to Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin, and the former couple share two children: daughter Apple, 19, and son Moses, 17
She added, ‘I find it all bit of an overwhelming proposition; however, I do understand it’s this great way to connect with an audience…’
‘And to share things that you’re working on or if you’re trying to build enterprise value you have to have engagement from people and customers.’
As a business owner, Paltrow explained that both she and others in the sector ‘struggle’ in regards to how much needs to be shared on social media.
However, the star revealed that when she is on apps such as Instagram, she is an ‘authentic’ person who stays true to who she is.
‘I can’t fake it, if I’m going to go on there, I’m going to be myself and I’m going to be honest, that’s just me for better or for worse, I think I’m a very authentic person, one way or another, that’s my style.’
Gwyneth also touched on the topic of how she felt social media affects younger individuals, including girls.
‘I think we’re still learning as parents, in the U.S. as well there has been talk of putting warning labels on smart phones for kids.’
‘There’s a ton of research that it’s incredibly detrimental, that especially girls who are digitally native of that generation have a lot more anxiety than girls in generations before them.’
The Iron Man actress explained that she kept her children from having their own phones until they turned 12-years-old.
Despite being active on apps such as Instagram, Gwyneth recently admitted during an interview with Sky News earlier this month that she felt social media can be both ‘difficult’ and also ‘uncomfortable’
She added, ‘I find it all bit of an overwhelming proposition; however, I do understand it’s this great way to connect with an audience…’; seen earlier this month in L.A.
During an interview with Bustle last year in October, Gwyneth admitted to the outlet when talking about social media: ‘I wish I could not be on it.’
‘But at the same time you do want to have a sense of what’s going on. Then, of course, I need it for work, and they always make me do these stupid things on it all the time.’
And a few months earlier in August 2023, Paltrow notably took a brief break from Instagram. At the time, she penned to her fans, ‘Taking this full moon energy with me as I go into a social media break. Going to work on being present. Happy summer.’
The star has been keeping busy, and earlier this month, launched an AI-powered meditation app, Moments Of Space, as part of her latest business venture. The app focuses on an ‘eyes-open’ approach when it comes to mediation.
‘I thought, “If there’s an eyes-open version of this, does that really work?’ she recently told Elle when promoting the app, which she feels would be great for, ‘beginners or anybody who thinks, “I can’t sit still, I have too much going on in my head. Or, I don’t have the time.”‘
‘Just such an amazing way to have all of the scientific benefits of meditation. And you can do it for a really short amount of time, throughout the day, and its pretty impactful.’
She further explained that it is ‘simple’ and added, ‘You start by just picking a point and looking at it. And there’s a real softening that happens.’
And a few months earlier in August 2023, Paltrow notably took a brief break from Instagram. At the time, she penned to her fans, ‘Taking this full moon energy with me as I go into a social media break. Going to work on being present. Happy summer’
The star has been keeping busy, and earlier this month, launched an AI-powered meditation app, Moments Of Space, as part of her latest business venture. The app focuses on an ‘eyes-open’ approach when it comes to mediation; seen in February in Beverly Hills
‘You just become aware of the space around [you]. And you let that space be there and then you go inward, but all with the eyes open.’
The topic of social media was brought up once again, including her Ask Me Anything moments on Instagram.
‘So I should preface this by saying, I’m really uncomfortable with social media as a whole. My team asks me to do this every month, and I’m always like, “Noooo, it’s Ask Me Anything time.”‘
‘But I feel like if I’m going to do it, I should really do it. And to do a franchise called Ask Me Anything, but be really guarded and have rehearsed answers, would just suck for everyone. So I’m just myself…’
