Gwyneth Paltrow Talks Believing in Soulmates, Secret to Overcoming Hardships in Her Marriage to Brad Falchuk and More

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A believer in Happily Ever After! Gwyneth Paltrow shared her feelings about finding “The One” — and if someone can have more than one big love in their lifetime. “I do believe in [soulmates],” Paltrow, 50, exclusively shared with Us Weekly on Wednesday, October 19, while promoting her Gwyneth Paltrow x Copper Fit collection. “I mean, I think that there can be more than one.

But I do believe that there’s that person that can feel so right. And I think you do know. You know pretty early when it’s the right person.” The Sliding Doors star has had her fair share of epic romances in her lifetime.

After a three-year relationship with Brad Pitt in the ’90s, Paltrow tied the knot with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin in December 2003.

The following year, the pair welcomed daughter Apple and the Goop founder gave birth to son Moses in 2006. While the Oscar winner and musician, 45, called it quits in 2014, Paltrow made headlines for her verbiage of the breakup, which she referred to as a “conscious uncoupling.” “When I was announcing my husband and I were separating and we were trying to follow this specific way of doing it and the philosophy is conscious uncoupling and we like broke the f–king internet,” the Shakespeare in Love star said during a Goop Q&A in November 2015. “It’s such a hard time personally and then you have this added layer of all this criticism.” (The term was first developed by bestselling author Katherine Woodward Thomas, and is a five-week program that helps couples split in an amicable way.)While Paltrow has since moved on with husband Brad Falchuk, whom she wed in 2018, the California native still believes in “reconnecting with the value” that former flames “once brought to your life.” That’s especially true