Let’s talk about Gwyneth Paltrow, a mom who knows exactly how to keep her kids out of the spotlight. This isn’t just about privacy—it’s about protecting her children, Apple and Moses, from the pressures of fame. Gwyneth opened up about her parenting philosophy during a candid chat on Rob Lowe's podcast, Literally! With Rob Lowe. Here's what she had to say about raising kids in the era of social media.
Why Gwyneth Keeps Her Kids Off Social Media
Gwyneth, 47, is adamant about shielding her kids from the world of social media. She explained, “I won’t let them be public on any social media or anything like that. I try to keep them out of the public eye as much as possible.” In today’s digital age, where even kids are creating YouTube channels, Gwyneth stands firm. “Now it’s different, because kids are like, ‘Can I have a YouTube channel?’ and I’m like, ‘No, you can’t. Absolutely not,’” she said with a laugh. It’s a decision rooted in love and protection, ensuring her kids grow up in a space where they can be themselves without the weight of public scrutiny.
Her Kids Get It—and That's a Big Deal
Even though Gwyneth sets strict rules, she says her kids completely understand why these boundaries are in place. As a parent, she’s focused on teaching them right from wrong and the value of hard work. “All I can do for these kids is teach them right from wrong and teach them what work is,” she explained. “I’ve really tried not to just hand them things.” This approach seems to be working. Both Apple and Moses are growing into independent, self-reliant individuals who appreciate the lessons their parents, Gwyneth and Chris Martin, have instilled in them.
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Apple, for instance, is already making waves in the retail world, showing signs of becoming an independent young woman. Watching her daughter blossom has been a rewarding experience for Gwyneth. “It’s almost like watching her harness her own power with every passing year, and I’m just like, ‘What is this child here to do?’” Gwyneth reflected. She describes Apple as bright, funny, and hilariously clever. Meanwhile, Moses is unique, deep, and what Gwyneth calls an “old soul.” Both kids are incredibly talented, which makes their mom incredibly proud.
