Gwyneth Paltrow approaches rumor quarrel with Meghan Markle

In a new appearance in the podcast, Gwyneth Paltrow sets foot on the persistent rumors of a quarrel with Meghan Markle – who, like Paltrow, has created a lifestyle (Paltrow’s, of course, is Goop; Meghan’s is still).

Although Paltrow and the Duchess of Sussex have already crushed the rumors of beef in a video that Paltrow published on Instagram, Paltrow explained the problem while speaking with the sisters Erin Foster and Sara Foster in their program The first podcast in the world with Erin & Sara Foster, which was released on April 24.

“Do you know what I will not be at this stage of my life?” Paltrow said after asking if rumors about conflicts between her and Meghan were true. “I will not be a pawn in a triangulation of the quarrel of women for your fucking clickbait.”

“Leave us outside,” she continued. “Don’t do that. I won’t defend that.”

Echoing the comments she had said about Wishing Meghan in the lifestyle space – where Paltrow also succeeded since the creation of Goop in 2008 – she said yesterday: “Once again, I only wish Meghan nothing other than the best. Like, it’s so great what she does. I am proud of her.”

“Each woman deserves to go in everything he wants to do,” she added.

After a cover story on March 18 to VanityLast month, Paltrow – with a surprise cameo from Meghan – turned to Instagram to officially approach rumors that the neighbors of Montecito disagreed. On March 25, Paltrow participated in a fan Q & R on its Instagram history, and a fan asked if Paltrow was aware of the “social media of Meghan Markle Beef says you both have”. To this, Paltrow said: “I really don’t understand that at all”, before the camera goes to Meghan sitting in a dining pie – a reference to Paltrow Vanity Interview where she suggested that she could bring a pie to her neighbors Meghan and Prince Harry.

“Do you understand that?” Paltrow asked Meghan, who brought her shoulders as if he did not know any aforementioned drama.

“(When) there is noise on certain women in culture, I always have a strong instinct to defend them,” said Paltrow VanityAdding that she “was raised to see other women like friends, not enemies”.

“I think there is always more than enough to go around,” she said. “Everyone deserves an attempt at everything they want to try.”

As Paltrow GOOP has been around for 17 years, Méghan as never seems to be strong. When the first eight products of the brand fell on April 2, they sold in less than an hour, which Meghan tackled at the Time100 summit in New York on April 23.

“After a year of work, development and manufacturing, we felt that there would be a buzz that surrounds it,” said the CEO of the Duchess of Sussex, Jessica Sibley. “But 45 minutes was not something that I could have anticipated.”