Gwyneth Paltrow Applauds Husband Brad Falchuk as 'the Most Feminist Man I Know'

Gwyneth Paltrow spoke warmly about her husband of seven years, writer and producer Brad Falchuk, during an awards event focused on celebrating womens achievements in the entertainment industry.

While accepting the Sherry Lansing Leadership Award at The Hollywood Reporters Women in Entertainment gala in Los Angeles on December 3, the actress and entrepreneur publicly expressed her gratitude to those who support her, ending her speech with special words for Falchuk. She described him as the most feminist and loving man in her life, emphasizing how he allows her to stay true to herself every day.

Falchuk was present at the event, attending not only to support his wife but also to stand behind a cause dedicated to empowering women in film and television. During the ceremony, several new full-ride scholarship recipients were also announced through a mentorship program designed to support underrepresented graduates pursuing careers in the industry.

The award was presented to Paltrow by Robert Downey Jr., who highlighted the strength of her relationship with Falchuk. In his remarks, he spoke about how their partnership is grounded in equality and mutual respect, describing Falchuk as a true partner rather than a temporary presence in her life.

Paltrow and Falchuk first crossed paths on the set of the TV series Glee in 2010, where he served as a co-creator and she appeared as a guest star. After making their relationship public in 2015, they have consistently supported each other both personally and professionally.

Together they have formed a blended family. Paltrow is the mother of two children from her previous marriage to Chris Martin, while Falchuk also has two children from his former relationship. The family dynamic, marked by mutual respect and support, has remained an important part of their lives.

In a past interview, Falchuk praised Paltrow for her dedication as a mother and her ability to grow into her own identity as her children have gotten older. He shared that she is now embracing her individuality, her emotions, and her independence in a way that has been both inspiring and joyful to witness.

Throughout her speech, Paltrow reflected on the challenges of navigating fame, creativity, and self-expression as a woman in the public eye. She spoke about being told many times that her ideas were too unconventional, yet continuing to embrace who she truly is, even when it made others uncomfortable.

She also emphasized the importance of strong female friendships and community, recalling her school years alongside Kerry Washington and the impact of growing up in an environment free of unhealthy competition. According to Paltrow, this foundation helped shape her respect and admiration for other women who are intelligent, fearless, and authentic.

Her newest film, Marty Supreme, produced by A24, is scheduled to premiere in theaters on December 25.

Author: Caleb Jennings