They famously dubbed their separation as 'consciously uncoupling'.
But following their split five years ago, Gwyneth Paltrow has claimed that she and her ex Chris Martin were 'always meant to be together' and have their children, during an interview with ES magazine.
The 46-year-old actress and food writer said that she felt a family unit could be 'reinvented', meaning that the effects of a couple's divorce doesn't have to be devastating for them or the rest of the family.
Sweet: Gwyneth Paltrow has claimed that she and her ex Chris Martin were 'always meant to be together' and have their children
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She told the magazine: 'It doesn't have to be the end of your relationship with somebody. I think Chris and I were meant to be together and have our kids. But our relationship is much better like this: friends and co-parents and family.'
Gwyneth, who shares her children Apple, 14, and Moses, 12 with Chris, admitted that they had been separated for a year before they publicly announced their divorce.
Before making the announcement to the media, Gwyneth asked some of her pals who have divorced parents what they remember from that time when they first split.
She said that there was this resounding theme: 'It was really hard because for the first two years my parents didn't speak.' 'It was awful for a while,' or 'My parents hated each other'.
'And I thought, "I would really love to skip that part." Those kids felt they were constantly betraying one parent by being with the other.'
Still friends: The 46-year-old actress and food writer said that she felt a family unit could be 'reinvented', meaning that the effects of a couple's divorce doesn't have to be devastating for them or the rest of the family
Gwyneth wed American Horror Story producer Brad Falchuk in September last year, but the couple have no plans to start a family of their own.
Quizzed whether she wants more kids, the star scoffed: 'Good lord, no. I'm too old.
'It's great that women are able to have babies late into their forties, but... I mean, pfffff. I don't think I could be up all night. I wouldn't survive.'
The Shakespeare in Love star insists she's having a 'great experience' raising a teenage daughter and though Apple has a 'naughty' side, she's not too worried.
'I'm looking at [Apple] through the lens of, "This is what she is supposed to be doing". If you look at it like that, then you don't freak out. You don't judge them.
'You don't shame them. You try to keep them on track and have good conversations. So far, so good,' she explained.
Family unit: Gwyneth, who shares her children Apple, 14, and Moses, 12 with Chris, admitted that they had been separated for a year before they publicly announced their divorce
As well as managing her family, Gwyneth also runs successful lifestyle website Goop, which has previously made the headlines for selling a golden vibrator and golden handcuffs.
The mother-of-two, who is now married to American television writer Brad Falchuk, said that the website purposely sells these products in order to push controversial questions.
She said: 'We do that on purpose,' [she admits]. 'Any time you write or talk about women's sexual health, there's a furore.
'And so we love to poke the bear a little bit. I was always punk rock, always pushing boundaries.'
The Iron Man star said that she believes the UK can be more receptive to these sorts of products and questions, adding: 'But what's interesting is how far London has come in a lot of respects. People are really moving forward, even more so than in New York City.'
Mother of two: The Shakespeare in Love star insists she's having a 'great experience' raising a teenage daughter and though Apple has a 'naughty' side, she's not too worried
Gwyneth's film debut was High in 1989, meaning that she has spent three decades in the industry building on her illustrious career.
However she stressed the importance of staying grounded amongst the 'insidious' fame, which can be very dangerous when you are young, she said.
She said she believes that you become a good person by life's challenges, but when you're famous all of those obstacles are taken away for you.
She said: ''All of a sudden you're not waiting in a queue, and you are getting special treatment, and people are telling you what you want to hear.
'I didn't realise but apparently I was becoming a bit of an a**hole and Dad set me straight. And I'm very grateful for it now.'
The full interview appears in this week’s edition of ES Magazine, Thursday 17th January 2019.
Love: The mother-of-two, who is now married to American television writer Brad Falchuk, said that the website purposely sells these products in order to push controversial questions
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But following their split five years ago, Gwyneth Paltrow has claimed that she and her ex Chris Martin were ‘always meant to be together’ and have their children, during an interview with ES magazine.
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