The rumor mill is buzzing with the latest hot new couple in Hollywood. According to Hollywood life, the newest Jennifer Lawrence boyfriend is said to be Chris Martin, Gwyneth Paltrow's ex!
The two reportedly started seeing each other as early as June this year, sources of E! News have reported. This was when JLaw and her then boyfriend Nicholas Hoult broke up after dating on and off for some time.
If this latest report is true then the 24-year old award-winning actress and the 37-year old Coldplay lead singer make such one of the hottest celebrity couples in the business. Jennifer Lawrence, after all is one of the most down to earth actresses in Hollywood -- unashamed to proclaim her love for pizza, and potatoes. The Hunger Games star is an interesting and very stark contrast to Gwyneth Paltrow, founder of Goop and ardent advocate for all things organic, vegan and highbrow.
Maybe Jennifer Lawrence is exactly what Chris Martin needs after the Iron Man actress. In any case, the British singer and Paltrow have reportedly remained good friends and have hung out a couple of times with each other, even having staying in houses across the street from each other in the Hamptons.
Meanwhile, the former Jennifer Lawrence boyfriend, X-Men's Nicholas Hoult were on and off before finally deciding to call it quits. JLaw has been open about the fact that the two had not been able to spend much time with each other because of being busy with their respective careers.
Chris Martin's ex on the other hand has moved on too, as it seems. Reports have emerged that Gwyneth's new boyfriend is the Glee co-creator Brad Falchuk. Several news agencies and entertainment press have released news that Gwyneth, who has guest starred in the popular hit TV show is now romantically involved with Falchuk.
The two were allegedly spotted having dinner at a Los Angeles restaurant and describing their demeanor, the news outlet says "It was flirty."After Gwyneth Paltrow's hot date with the Glee showrunner, the two flew to Utah for a romantic weekend together.
