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Gwyneth Paltrow says she loves Christmas while her husband is a Grinch, underscoring their opposite holiday vibes.
She describes her festive rituals, from decorations to the Frank Sinatra album, as central to her holiday spirit.
Gwyneth notes she often feels very alone at home in her love for Christmas despite being with family.

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Latest: InStyle features Gwyneth Paltrow's 2025 Goop Gift Guide with luxe items starting at $45.
The guide includes skincare, cashmere, and beauty picks vetted by editors for quality.
Paltrow’s influence is cited as a driver for luxe gift choices and trends this season.
The roundup features items like Stakt adjustable dumbbells and Lyma Laser Device as notable gifts.
Gifts span price tiers, from accessible to luxury, with links to Nordstrom, Goop, and more.
The guide includes a range of items for sleep, skincare, and self-care must-haves.
Editor notes highlight the guide’s mix of institutional favorites and newer finds.
The piece underscores the guide’s shopping ease with direct retailer links.
The summary notes the guide’s potential to influence gift decisions beyond the holiday season.
The article mentions future shopping tips and related gift ideas from other lifestyle editors.

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Paltrow discusses Marty Supreme as her notable acting return and the film's awards buzz.
She says she would be more discerning about new roles and won’t rush back into acting.
Paltrow credits Goop with shaping her public image and business evolution since 2008.
She supports entrepreneurial young women and notes current market opportunities for in-house and partnered ventures.
Paltrow reflects on Weinstein era and the positive impact of intimacy coordinators on sets.
She describes moving from Los Angeles to Montecito and Amagansett as part of her renewed life balance.
Paltrow forecasts ongoing growth for Goop with plans for possible future liquidity discussions with investors.
She praises the role of industry changes like intimacy coordinators and supports safer exploration in film.
Paltrow discusses parental perspectives on her children's acting ambitions and her support for their careers.
She emphasizes personal growth, shadow work, and managing public perception as ongoing work.

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Gwyneth Paltrow says she feels alone at home during the holidays because Brad Falchuk is a Grinch about festive traditions.
Falchuk reportedly hates Christmas music, decorations, and the traditional Christmas dinner.
Paltrow says she still loves the holiday season and keeps a routine with their kids.
The couple reportedly observes Boxing Day as a relaxed day of gluttony and games.
Paltrow hints at ongoing relationship challenges, noting they did not live together in their first year for the kids’ sake.
Paltrow confirms the holiday routine includes both Christmas and Hanukkah with family activities.
The Daily Beast highlights the piece as part of its holiday-trends coverage.
The article notes Paltrow’s family includes children Apple and Moses, and Falchuk’s children from a previous marriage.
Falchuk’s Christmas dislike is framed as part of a broader 'Grinch' portrayal in the piece.
The report summarizes the couple’s blended-family dynamic during the holidays.

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