Gwyneth Paltrow news reported that the GOOP founder allegedly confronted "Hunger Games" star Jennifer Lawrence. According to Gwyneth Paltrow news reported by Radar Online, the actress is unhappy that her children with ex-husband Chris Martin are reportedly getting close with the Coldplay singer's new girlfriend.
According to National Enquirer, the Grammy winner allegedly called Jennifer Lawrence to tell off the much younger actress. Gwyneth Paltrow is aware that she couldn't stop Jennifer Lawrence from dating her ex-husband, but pointed out that "(their children) Apple and Moses were off-limits!"
Related Gwyneth Paltrow news reported by Radar Online said the "Iron Man" leading lady asked Chris Martin to be particular about his new girlfriend possibly leaving personal belongings in his house.
"She absolutely does not want any of Jen's personal items left behind at Chris' house, that the kids might come across," a source told the news site.
An insider also told National Enquirer that Gwyneth Paltrow is "upset with the thought that (her children) may have seen J-Law undressed."
Gwyneth Paltrow news recalled that the founder of lifestyle website GOOP divorced her husband Chris Martin last March 2014. They have two children: ten-year-old Apple, and eight-year-old Moses. The two reportedly spend time with their musician father every weekend in Malibu.
While the ex-couple appear to be co-parenting, Gwyneth Paltrow was recently slammed by officials from her children's school.
According to a report from Daily Mail, the actress was called out by officials of the Los Angeles school attended by her children for transporting them using Vespas.
Gwyneth Paltrow news revealed that the mom of two and her ex husband were advised to look for another way to bring their kids to school.
The issue came after TMZ revealed that the actress almost got into an accident while onboard a Vespa with her kids.
A rep for the 41-year-old celebrity has denied the said Gwyneth Paltrow news.
"This story is not true. It was last year that they would occasionally drive the kids to school on scooters. This year, the kids take the bus," the spokesperson told Page Six.
