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Weighing in on the photoshopped image of Mark Zuckerberg with facial fuzz that has spread like wildfire over the Internet, Gwyneth Paltrow has admitted the doctored snap reminds her of her Coldplay frontman “ex hub” Chris Martin.
Weighing in on the photoshopped image of Mark Zuckerberg with facial fuzz that has spread like wildfire over the Internet, Gwyneth Paltrow has admitted the doctored snap reminds her of her Coldplay frontman “ex hub” Chris Martin.
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