She may be a red carpet favorite, but Gwyneth Paltrow prefers a much less glamorous night life. A typical weekend with hubby Chris Martin and kids Apple, 6, and Moses, 4? "Well, last Saturday night, I made turkey meatballs and we all had dinner together, then put the kids to bed and watched a movie on Apple TV," Paltrow tells InStyle UK of family time.
Married seven years, Paltrow, 38, and the Coldplay rocker, 34, have famously never appeared on the red carpet together. "It doesn't behoove us to be a public couple," she told the UK edition of Elle in 2009. "He certainly doesn't want that. We've never ever walked down a red carpet together, we never will."
Though, adds the actress: "We always go out one night of the weekend because it's nice for me to get out of the house. "I cook so much during the week, it's good for me to have a break and eat something that I don't make, like sashimi or Indian food."
Another must for the Country Strong star? The occasional girls' night in. "I like having dance parties at my house and being super-goofy with my girlfriends," says Paltrow, who splits time between homes in L.A. and the UK. "We just play music like whatever is on the radio and then old stuff - Michael Jackson, disco - and new stuff; we mix it up. It's fun."
Married seven years, Paltrow, 38, and the Coldplay rocker, 34, have famously never appeared on the red carpet together. "It doesn't behoove us to be a public couple," she told the UK edition of Elle in 2009. "He certainly doesn't want that. We've never ever walked down a red carpet together, we never will."
Though, adds the actress: "We always go out one night of the weekend because it's nice for me to get out of the house. "I cook so much during the week, it's good for me to have a break and eat something that I don't make, like sashimi or Indian food."
Another must for the Country Strong star? The occasional girls' night in. "I like having dance parties at my house and being super-goofy with my girlfriends," says Paltrow, who splits time between homes in L.A. and the UK. "We just play music like whatever is on the radio and then old stuff - Michael Jackson, disco - and new stuff; we mix it up. It's fun."
