Gwyneth Paltrow x Kim Kardashian: On Routines, Family, and Marriages

If you want something bad enough, there's definitely a way to figure it out.

When I'm at home, I eat plant-based. When I leave, I don't put that pressure on me ... I prefer Beyond Meat over regular meat ... A majority of my time is vegan.

I remember there was a time when I started to really study law and I started to spend some time in the White House, and people were like... 'Are you going to stop posting, like, a bikini photo?' Are you going to stop posting this?' And I was like, absolutely not. I want to be me. It's just my form of expression to put whatever I want out there.

When I turned 16, my dad made me sign a contract with him. Everything was about a contract. So, I had to sign a contract if I got a car. I was responsible for washing it once a week and gassing it once a week. And if I crashed it, I was responsible for paying for that.

I mean, you always look at your dad as the most unique, the most special, the smartest person. There's definitely qualities, for sure, in what I've seen from people and what I've wanted from people in the past, but that should be the standard.

I feel like, honestly, my last marriage was, like, my first, like, real— I think the first one I just [didn't] know what was happening. The second one, I felt like I wanted to be married so badly because all my friends were at that place, and that's where I should have been, and I didn't accept that that just wasn't where I was and realize that was okay.

To me, I look at Instagram like a magazine, and I love posting what I think I would put in a magazine spread.

Even when you think, okay, we're just going to get to chill, something happens, and I don't know why, the cameras are always on. Even if we just happened to be there, whether I'm in the gym and I get a text message and I see something about a family member, just the way that our luck is, it happens to happen. And we can say, you know what, that's not something I'm comfortable showing, right? But at the end of the day, it's always out there.