The 43-year-old actress, Gwyneth Paltrow, has totally altered the perception of a break-up by bringing in the world the phrase "consciously uncoupling." Now Paltrow's way of life website, Goop, is promoting a book that makes clear the science behind it all.
"We definitely broke the internet when GP (Paltrow) referenced this specific, gentler way to to break up back in 2014. Originally coined an taught by the brilliant marriage and family therapist Katherine Woodward Thomas, the concept Conscious Uncoupling had quietly inspired and influenced a community of counselors - until, of course, we accidentally blew it up." stated the website.
Continuing, "After the initial WTF?!?, there was a lot of interest in what it actually means, and as GP, her ex (Chris Martin), and their children have continued to stay very much a family in spite of the split, there has been a lot of interest in how to actually do it."
The beautiful blonde actress and her husband Chris Martin absolutely changed what is the real meaning of being divorced when they introduced the world to the phrase "conscious uncoupling."
The famously harmonious couple, who share two children mutually - Moses, 9, and Apple, 11 - have made them to prioritize their family starting day one. Martin beforehand said in an interview with Valentine in the Morning that he and Paltrow stay "very close."
The site just continues to introduce the book that Woodward Thomas wrote called Conscious Uncoupling: 5 Steps to Living Happily Ever After and illustrate it as a "manual that outlines and delves into ways a relationship can be completed and used as an opportunity for true healing and empowerment."
In 2008, she comes into view in the superhero film Iron Man as Pepper Potts, Tony Stark's personal assistant, closest friend, and budding love interest. Iron Man was Paltrow's highest-grossing film to date, earning more than $585,000,000 worldwide. She is also involved in different charitable organizations.
