Gwyneth Paltrow has recently called out the author Amy Odell over her unofficial biography.
The Sense And Sensibility actress revealed that she didn’t read the book but her husband, Brad Falchuk did.
“She totally missed everything, the truth of who I am, what my impact is,” stated the 53-year-old in a new interview with British Vogue.
Gwyneth said, “He was like, ‘It’s just bad. It’s really badly written.’ I was like, ‘Ok.’”
“He said, ‘It’s as if somebody put in a prompt in ChatGPT and said: mine every Daily Mail article and write a biography about Gwyneth,’” mentioned the Iron Man actress.
Gwyneth told the outlet, “The stuff that I saw in People magazine, and [other outlets that picked it up], it was all rubbish, the things that I supposedly said.”
The Marty Supreme actress also quipped, “It’s very sexist. I was like, ‘Ok, hang on a sec. Why do the men get Walter Isaacson and I get this hack?’”
Gwyneth revealed that she got to know that the book included anonymous sources who criticised the actress’ company Goop and claimed her leadership inspired “chaos” internally.
“That bothers me. ‘Oh, Goop has a toxic culture.’ That drives me insane because we have never had that,” continued the Seven actress.
Gwyneth pointed out, “Granted we’ve had a couple of toxic people and, because of my fear of confrontation, maybe I didn’t deal with it quickly enough. That does cascade down and I totally take responsibility for that.”
“But we are such a good culture. We are. It’s something that I am so proud of and worked so hard on,” she added.
For those unversed, Amy shared she wrote the book after more than 200 interviews with people who have worked with Gwyneth.