. The show features “satirical mentions” of Goop — which was launched by thestar, 50, in 2008. In the radio drama, she stars as Emily Morris, a woman who assumes a new identity after faking her disappearance after 9/11.— went on to state that consumers find the wellness industry “seductive” because it caters toward “things that people are ashamed to want, like youth beauty and fitness.”Andrew H.
Paltrow’s Goop has had its fair share of eye-raising moments over the years, from releasing pills designed to increase female libido to a