Gwyneth Paltrow And Chris Martin ‘Too Close For Comfort’ For Jennifer Lawrence? ‘Hunger Games: Mockingjay’ Star Ends Relationship W/ ‘Coldplay’ Singer
Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's amicable separation has taken its toll on the Coldplay singer's new relationship. Recent report suggests that Jennifer Lawrence broke up with Chris. Reportedly, the "Hunger Games: Mockingjay" star can't seem to take Chris' closeness to Gwyneth.
"She broke it off with Chris," the insider told People. "She was tired of the spotlight on their relationship and she also thought that Chris and Gwyneth were a little too close for comfort. It was an odd situation for her."
Mirror reported sources close to the Jennifer claims "she grew increasingly tired of watching the British singer playing 'happy families.'"
"Jen thought there was three of them in the relationship and didn't feel comfortable. She understood how close Chris is to his two children with Gwyneth but was perturbed by the way his relationship with her had a knock-on effect in theirs. It appears Chris is not quite over Gwyneth and rather than be left open to the risk of humiliation Jennifer thought it best to step aside. She is one of the most desirable women in Hollywood and quite rightly deserves to be leading lady for any man and not play second fiddle," an insider said.
Recently, People reported the Bristish singer was seen reunited with his family for a dinner in Katsuya together with a friend and her child. Reportedly, after the friend and her child left, the Coldplay frontman stayed with his family just to catch up.
"They all seemed very happy and were getting along," says the diner. "Chris kept showing Gwyneth what looked like pictures on his phone and they were smiling."
According to Daily Mail, the ex-couple got into separate cars after leaving the restaurant. However, after driving a few blocks Martin "was seen getting out of his vehicle to talk to his ex-wife in her car, as she reached out through the window to caress his face before they went their separate ways."
