Gwyneth Paltrow reveals why she changed her mind about her new marriage

Gwyneth Paltrow never expected to come back down the aisle.

The founder of Goop knotted the knot for the second time by marrying Brad Falchuk last weekend at a small ceremony celebrated at Star Hampton, New York, New York. Among the guests were Robert Downey Jr., Jerry Seinfeld, Cameron Diaz and her husband, Benji Madden, under the direction of Steven Spielberg, an unofficial videographer.

Paltrow, 46, was previously married to Chris Martin, leader of the Coldplay group, with whom she shares her 14-year-old daughter Apple and her 12-year-old son Moses. The two "knowingly dissociated" in 2014 after 10 years of marriage.

"I think marriage is a truly beautiful, noble and worthy institution, pursuit and effort," she said in a recent interview for the November issue of Marie Claire UK. . "Because I do not think you're getting married and that's it, I think it's the beginning. You create this third entity, this third entity that you must feed and heal. "

"For a moment, I thought I did not know if I would ever do it again. I have my children, what's the point? She added.

But meeting Falchuk, who has two children from a previous marriage, has changed everything for her.

The first two met in 2010 on the set of "Glee," which Falchuk co-created with Ryan Murphy, when Paltrow appeared as a recurring guest star. The couple only made their relationship public much later when they both attended Robert Downey Jr.'s fiftieth birthday party after years of dating.

"I met this amazing man, who made me think, no, that person is worth making that commitment. I'm really getting married, "she told the magazine. "I like being a woman. I like to make a house. "

Paltrow confirmed that the two men were well married after the news broadcast over the weekend by posting a nice picture of their elegant gold wedding band on Instagram.