‘Childish’ Gwyneth Paltrow’s ‘chaotic… toxic’ workplace: Goop has lost 140 staff in two years, new bio claims
Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop has struggled to make consistent profits, new book claims
- A new biography by Amy Odell claims Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop healthcare and wellness brand has a “chaotic and sometimes toxic” workplace culture.
- The book alleges Goop has struggled with sustained profitability, attributing this to Paltrow's “impatience and perfectionism” and a lack of clear business strategy.
- Within the last two years, Goop reportedly lost at least 140 employees, including its chief financial, technology, revenue, and content officers.
- Odell states that many former employees were hesitant to speak about Paltrow, with some having signed non-disclosure agreements.
- The biography also details Paltrow's alleged rude behavior towards high-profile individuals, including former partners Brad Pitt and Ben Affleck, and distancing from Madonna.