Gwyneth Paltrow's Husband Is Reportedly Spiraling Over Her Revealed Sexual Secrets

The unauthorized biography of Gwyneth Paltrow's life, career, and alleged secrets has reportedly left her longtime spouse feeling bitter!

The book "Gwyneth: The Biography," written by Amy Odell, has been causing a stir thanks to the author's claims. Sources noted the actress was pissed these allegations surfaced without her authorization, while her husband, Brad Falchuk, was upset for a different reason.

According to a source, the producer felt emasculated by Gwyneth Paltrow's alleged confessions about her past relationships. These claims, depicted in the book, included allegations about her sex life.

The source claimed the biography had negatively influenced Paltrow's relationship with her husband because it contained praises about her former partners. The biography claimed the "Iron Man" actress had raved about her highly-publicized romance with actors Brad Pitt and Ben Affleck.

The book alleged that Paltrow chose to star in the 1995 hit movie "Se7en" because she wanted to date Pitt, her co-star. She, per the biography, was rumored to have cheated on the actor with her "Sliding Doors" co-star John Hannah. She also labeled Pitt "dumber than a sack of sh-t" after their separation.

The allegations continued, with the biography claiming Paltrow confessed that she had "major chemistry" with Pitt and enjoyed her sex life with Affleck.

She allegedly praised the latter's bedroom skills, noting he was "technically excellent." The source told RadarOnline that these claims were "emasculating" for Falchuk.

The source added that it was challenging for Falchuk to stomach the claims of his wife's sex life with other men. "He can't help but feel triggered," they alleged, noting Paltrow was equally upset about the unauthorized biography.

The TV personality, per the source, was pissed because "she hates being out of control like this." Before the biography allegedly ruined the rosy atmosphere between Paltrow and Falchuk, they frequently made waves for their Hollywood romance.

Paltrow and Falchuk first met in 2010 on the set of "Glee" while married to their respective partners: Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and producer Suzanne Bukinik. Their love blossomed after separating from their then-spouses, with PEOPLE reporting that they secretly started dating in 2014.

Paltrow and Falchuk started turning heads with their relationship after the paparazzi spotted them together in the summer of 2014. They went public with their romance in August 2015, attending actor Robert Downey Jr.'s 50th birthday in Santa Monica, California.

They secretly got engaged in 2017, but did not confirm the news until January 2018. They tied the knot months later on September 29, 2018, surrounded by close friends and family. The ceremony occurred in the Hamptons, New York, with Paltrow sharing pictures on her lifestyle site, Goop.

The lovebirds continued to enjoy a blossoming relationship for years, with Paltrow shedding more light on their marriage in an April 2025 episode of "The Goop Podcast." She claimed their "only fight" was about prioritizing their children before their marriage.

Besides the sex claims, Odell's book contained more wild comments about Paltrow, including mean girl allegations. The Blast covered the story, reporting that the biography painted the actress as someone who built her career by stepping on others.

The biography alleged that one of Paltrow's former classmates at a private school in New York described her character as "polarizing." They claimed people were both terrified and in awe of Paltrow, with some looking up to her as a role model.

Odell alleged Paltrow gained her savage yet beloved reputation by tearing others down, including fat-shaming a former classmate. The author claimed her infamy extended to her staff, with her Goop employees reportedly "more cautious than Anna Wintour's ex-staffers" because they feared Paltrow's retaliation.

Another excerpt from the biography covered Paltrow's alleged bitter reaction to her ex-boyfriend's marriage to Jennifer Aniston. The Blast reported that Odell claimed she was upset about Pitt's union to the "Friends" star, backing this allegation with her response to a reporter's query.

Odell claimed Paltrow was asked about Pitt's marriage to Aniston while promoting "Duets" at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2000. She allegedly responded to the reporter coldly, saying, "I can't comment on this kind of thing."

The author added that Paltrow said worse behind closed doors, allegedly telling her friends that Pitt had "terrible taste in women." During their relationship, Paltrow and Pitt got engaged in 1996, but Odell claimed their union fell apart because the actress believed the actor was "threatened" by her success.

Will the unauthorized biography cause more problems for Gwyneth Paltrow?