Gwyneth Paltrow wishes husband Brad Falchuk 53rd birthday
Gwyneth Paltrow and Brad Falchuk first met each other in 2010
Gwyneth Paltrow expressed her love to her husband Brad Falchuk in a birthday wish on her social media.
Paltrow, 51, wished Falchuk a “Happy Birthday” in an Instagram post. The Academy Award winning actress wrote in the caption, “You are my everything.”
Falchuk, who has been married to Paltrow for over five years, turned 53-years-old on Friday.
Calling her husband “so cool” for not even using social media, The Iron man star asked her followers to “wish him a happy birthday, anyway.”
The couple first met on the set of the popular TV series Glee back in 2010, which was co-created by Falchuk, with Paltrow playing the recurring role of substitute teacher Holly Holliday.
Paltrow was still married to Coldplay's Chris Martin at the time, with Falchuk being in marriage with producer Suzanne Bukinik.
The pair started dating in 2014, a short time after each of their marriages ended, making their relationship official in 2015 by attending Robert Downey, Jr.'s 50th birthday party together in Santa Monica, CA.
The pair got engaged in 2017 and In September 2018, got married.
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