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Gwyneth Paltrow tells Jonathan Ross about her diet and her daughter
This week on BBC One's Friday Night With Jonathan Ross, Academy Award-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow explains why she stopped making movies. She tells Jonathan: "I had my daughter and was so much in love with her that I couldn't bear to leave and go back to work." And on her daughter's name, Apple, Gwyneth says: "It just emerged, we thought it was unique but we didn't expect the media onslaught. I call her Appley-Dappley." On avoiding the media: "I love it here, I'm really happy... If you never walk down the street together it can stay private. We really value our family life. It [the media] feels very dark now, they want you to fall, throw up or do crack." And Gwyneth talks about food: "I was seriously macrobiotic for four years. When I got pregnant, it changed. I couldn't go near anything healthy. I love anything fried – fish and chips – Branston pickle, red wine." And she enjoys a pint of her favourite tipple, Guinness. This week Jonathan also chats with Robert Downey Junior and Michael Aspel, and there's music from The Ting Tings. A Hotsauce TV production for BBC One. Friday Night With Jonathan Ross, Friday 2 May 2008, 10.35pm, BBC One Notes to Editors Please note that the above quotes are taken verbatim from a studio recording before editing and may not necessarily reflect the content of the final transmitted version of the programme. JP
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