Well it looks like Gwyneth Paltrow might not have to worry about the Vanity Fair scandal after all. Paltrow has somehow managed to escape allegations that she cheated on husband Chris Martin, however, Star isn’t letting her off the hook so easy. The publication recently gave the lifestyle guru a failing grade when it comes to her kids, Moses and Apple.
Things are starting to look up for Gwyneth Paltrow. The 41-year-old was reportedly facing allegations that she cheated on her husband, Chris Martin of Coldplay, with billionaire Jeff Soffer. Now it's being reported that after months of fuss, Vanity Fair has decided to soften the story. Radar Online is reporting on an unnamed source who claims to have insider knowledge of the magazine’s new direction:
“Whatever they wind up publishing, it’s going to be soft. But the article is still coming out and she still refuses to participate in it.”
Radar Online had previously reported that Paltrow was using her A-list celebrity friends to apply pressure to the magazine, even allegedly threatening their sacred Oscar party:
"Gwyneth feels her relationship with the magazine has been destroyed and she’s urging pals not just to avoid doing business with the magazine, but to skip the mag’s Oscar party as well. To be frank, she wants to shut their Oscar party down entirely."
It looks like the celeb squeeze has worked. However, Star magazine isn’t letting the actress steamroll them. The tabloid recently posted a piece on parenting that knocked Paltrow for the near-miss accident that almost killed her daughter, Apple. The actress’ controversial parenting methods have earned her a D grade on her report card. Perhaps she will get away with it, if she takes it home to her good friend George Clooney and gets him to sign it. Meanwhile, you can always count on Classicalite to bring you the latest news regarding Paltrow without bias. After all, George Clooney never goes to any of our parties anyway.
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