Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop pop-up shop in NYC was reportedly robbed over the weekend.

On Saturday, the New York Police Department responded to a phone call concerning a robbery incident in Manhattan's Columbus Circle. According to US Weekly, the authorities suspected that there are three men involved in the robbery. It is believed that the culprits opened the jewelry cabinet by force, using an unknown object. More than $170,000 worth of merchandize were reportedly stolen.

No arrests have been made yet and investigation is still ongoing. Paltrow hasn't commented yet about the incident.

Paltrow's Goop pop-up shop in NYC just opened two weeks ago and it will remain in business until Dec 24. The store sells various merchandize, including high end fashion clothes. They also have other branches in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Dallas, Texas.

This year seems to be a tough year for the Oscar winner. Just last month her newly opened gym was also bombarded with complaints over loud and disturbing noises.

Paltrow was running the gym with her business partner Tracy Anderson, but it was faced with a lawsuit after Board members of 408 Greenwich Street demanded for a peaceful and quiet environment.

The plaintiffs formally filed the complaint in Manhattan Supreme Court. They alleged to the court that Gwyneth's gym, which is located at the third floor building of the Tribeca was causing loud noises and constant disturbance to the condo owners.  

They claimed that the loud noises from the gym has caused negative impacts to the loft owners, particularly to the musician, song writer Joseph Scarpinito, a resident at the fourth floor.

The complainants are seeking for a settlement as they want the area to be free from the disturbing noises as well as a reimbursement for the legal fees they have incurred. They also demanded that Scarpinito be compensated for lost revenue and sleepless nights due to the disturbance caused by the gym.