Gwyneth Paltrow's 20-year-old son, Moses Martin, went public with his new girlfriend in a series of sweet snaps celebrating her 21st birthday. As per the Daily Mail, Moses shared a photo of his new love, Campbell Fealy, which featured him wrapping his arms around her as they sported matching outfits. The caption read: "Favorite person's birthday."
In the second snap, Moses captured Campbell on the beach with two pairs of sunglasses on her head, before writing: "I love you big time."
According to the outlet, she is a first-year student at Brown University, the Ivy League institution where Moses has been studying since 2025. She is the daughter of prominent sports medicine surgeon Dr Stephen Fealy, and hails from New York.
Moses wished his new love a happy birthday on social media (Instagram)
Moses, whom Gwyneth shares with her ex-husband, Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, is studying at Brown and also pursuing a music career with his band, People I've Met, which he formed in mid-2025.

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Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin's son is embracing his time in the spotlight.
Moses Martin, the 20-year-old son of the "Marty Supreme" actress, 53, and Coldplay frontman, 49, has kicked off his modeling journey by starring in British brand Burberry's newest ad campaign.
The campaign, ****** led "Escape to the Countryside," shows Martin sporting warm-toned and casual looks like polos, T-shirts and ****** on-ups alongside models Edie Campbell, Nora Attal and Sang Woo Kim.
The video ad shows Martin and the others playing a group of friends embarking on a summer road trip in the countryside while flaunting their fits. It features the track "For Hire" by Martin's alternative rock band, "People I've Met," where he serves as a vocalist and guitarist with drummer Orlando Wiltshire and bassist Andrew Suster.
In addition to his modeling and musical pursuits, Martin is presumably still a student at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, as Paltow announced his attendance on Instagram in August 2024.

Last week, news broke that Amy Griffin, author of the 2025 New York Times bestselling memoir "The Tell," had filed a lawsuit against the anonymous former classmate who, last March, sued Griffin, alleging that several of the anecdotes in the book — which details a horrific experience of childhood rape and ****** ual abuse — were not Griffin's, but her own. Griffin's countersuit claims that the classmate's lawsuit characterizes her as "a fraud and a thief." This isn't the kind of delicious, schadenfreude-dipped publishing-world drama about a bad art friend that other writers love to deconstruct in group texts. It's a dispiriting legal battle in which two women who likely suffered profound ****** ual trauma are publicly battling, one with a focus on preserving both her reputation and her business interests, and the other with almost nothing on her side, including, thanks to Griffin's countersuit, anonymity.
"The Tell" is about a woman who is by every possible measure successful, trying to understand what unseen force is holding her apart from an otherwise beautiful life — impacting her marriage, alienating her children and causing panic attacks. On the encouragement of her equally successful, equally blessed husband, Griffin agrees to try therapeutic MDMA. A former star student and long-distance runner from a prominent family in Amarillo, Texas, Griffin goes into her first session with a competitor's single-minded determination to, as she writes, "get to the finish line."
It takes almost no time for the drug to unearth memories of habitual ****** ual abuse by a teacher at her middle school that began when Griffin was 12 and continued until she was 16. Her confidence in the memories she recovers ("My body knew what had happened to me. The way I'd shake when I'd tell my story; the way my eyes welled up with tears at the mention of Texas") sets her on a relentless trajectory of seeking legal and emotional redress.
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I listened to "The Tell" on audiobook knowing very little about it. I didn't know that Griffin is married to a billionaire former hedge-fund founder, or that she's on the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Board of Trustees, or that her own venture-capital firm, G9, has made her a billionaire in her own right. I didn't see the seals of approval from America's trio of book-club heavies — Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon, and Jenna Bush Hager — on its cover. I didn't read the glowing blurbs for a first-time author from Gwyneth Paltrow, Gloria Steinem, Chanel Miller and Mariska Hargitay. I didn't know that the book wasn't written so much as it was built by a prominent ghostwriter, a cadre of well-placed friends and colleagues, and a publishing industry that's made billions of dollars from trauma memoirs by women.

Oscar-winning actress Gwyneth Paltrow has found herself at the heart of an epic backlash, with critics calling her "tone deaf", "stupid", and referring to her recent shameless stunt as "Gwynocide".
The 53-year-old actress turned lifestyle entrepreneur with her brand Goop has appeared in a promotional video for 51 Park, a 51-storey luxury residential development in Herzliya, just north of Tel Aviv.
In the cringeworthy spot, Paltrow narrates a morning routine and praises the appeal of park‑side buildings.
"There's a reason the world's most iconic buildings are by a park," she says.
When asked if the luxury building is in New York. She replies: "Herzliya. Israel."

Fox News viewers turn on Donald Trump as his approval ratings start to plummet -...

Fox News revealed the latest approval ratings of President Donald Trump (Image: Getty)
A growing number of pollsters disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of the economy.
On May 20, Fox News released a new poll amid rising gas and oil prices. President Trump's war against Iran has affected the economy. Due to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, the primary export route for oil, by the country in the Middle East, the average price of gas has surged past four dollars. The cost of living has now become respondents' top economic concern.
According to the Fox News poll, the president's approval ratings have plummeted. This comes as Trump snapped at the subject of rising gas prices amid a heated interview.
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