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Gwyneth Paltrow’s Biography Reveals Hidden Anguish Over Brad Pitt’s Wedding to Jennifer Aniston

Excerpts show Paltrow privately mourned Pitt’s nuptials to Jennifer Aniston, delivering brutal assessments of his taste in women, intelligence, upbringing.

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Overview

  • Amy Odell’s Gwyneth: The Biography, due July 29, draws on hundreds of interviews to reveal Paltrow’s private reflections on her 1994–97 engagement to Brad Pitt.
  • Excerpts show that Paltrow felt “sad” upon learning of Pitt’s July 2000 marriage to Jennifer Aniston but refrained from public comment at the Toronto Film Festival.
  • The book recounts Paltrow’s harsh private critiques of Pitt, including labeling him as having “terrible taste in women” and calling him “dumber than a sack of s–t.”
  • Paltrow’s Manhattan upbringing shaped her belief in greater sophistication and education compared with Pitt’s Missouri roots, fueling class-based judgments.
  • The biography also uncovers Paltrow’s mid-1990s doubts about Pitt’s suitability and her admission of a crush on Hugh Grant during filming of Emma.