Gwyneth Paltrow Gets Real About A Major Change In Her Life: ‘I Wake Up … Filled With Dread’
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“The past couple of years [have] hit me so hard," the actor said.
Gwyneth Paltrow spoke frankly on Tuesday about her mental health struggles after living a “very intense life in the public eye for a really, really long time.”
During Tuesday’s episode of “the goop podcast,” the veteran actor opened up about feeling like she’s in her “hormonal phase of life” right now at 53 years old.
“I have a lot of anxiety for the very first time in my life,” Paltrow told moderator Zanna Roberts Rassi.
“I think it’s an estrogen dominance thing. It makes you really anxious,” the “Marty Supreme” star continued. “So part of it is physiological, part of it is psychological, part of it’s emotional and part of it’s public life.”
Paltrow, who is the daughter of parents in showbiz — actor Blythe Danner and director Bruce Paltrow — attributed her newfound anxiety to being in the public eye for decades. She began acting at the age of 17.
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