
Gwyneth Paltrow started off this year with no friends and with no one really paying attention. Then she drunkenly started rambling about her ’70s bush’ and now she’s PEOPLE’s Most Beautiful Woman and people are re-mortgaging their homes to purchase items found on GOOP.com (remember, she thinks people buy $458,003 worth of clothing per season). Realising that saying words definitely had something to do with her success, and not even remembering what she’s promoting at this point, Paltrow is saying any old words she thinks will make her relatable. Except Paltrow’s default is that everyone is beneath her so here she is explaining how she’s basically the center of everyone’s universe. ‘I’m a real lightning rod,’ she says. ‘People project a lot of stuff onto me. It’s nothing to do with me. I don’t read stuff about myself. I feel like it’s none of my business. People perceive that I have too much. I understand that, but I also feel like I’ve suffered so much. It’s not something I talk about. I don’t have a perfect life. I don’t have a perfect anything.’ She continues, because her struggles are harder than your struggles, ‘I have incredible struggles, and I’m far from perfect. I struggle like every other woman, every other mother. I understand that things look a certain way.’ An example of her struggles? Getting ready for the MET Gala she later decided was beneath her too, ‘I [look] like RuPaul! I have so much makeup on. Foundation! Last night, I was literally a transvestite.’









