Gwyneth Paltrow scolded by daughter for posting photo to Instagram without her consent
Gwyneth Paltrow has been told off by her daughter Apple Martin for sharing a picture of them on Instagram without her permission.
Shortly after Gwyneth posted the snap, which she captioned with apple and love heart emojis, the teenager made it clear that she wasn’t impressed with her mum sharing it without asking first. The last time the 46-year-old posted a picture of her daughter, who has a private Instagram account, was in September when she shared a selfie of the duo to celebrate National Daughter Day.
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