Gwyneth Paltrow’s nepo baby Apple Martin breaks silence on ‘really upsetting’ criticism after ‘mean girl’ saga

Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter Apple Martin has broken her silence on the ‘really upsetting’ criticism she’s received following last year’s ‘mean girl’ drama.

The model, 20 — who is one of two children Oscar-winner Gwyneth shares with musician ex-husband Chris Martin — did so while speaking to Interview magazine about life as a Hollywood ‘nepo baby.’

At one point, she was asked by Mel Ottenberg, editor-in-chief of Interview magazine, if she ever reads ‘upsetting stuff’ about herself on the internet

In November 2024, Apple sparked controversy while attending the elite Le Bal des Débutantes in Paris after a clip of herself being a ‘mean girl’ at the ball went viral.

Apple, who was supported by her A-list parents at the invite-only event in November, was accused of ‘stealing the spotlight’ from another girl getting her picture taken.

While a source close to Gwyneth insisted that the moment was taken out of context, fans ruthlessly tore into Apple as the video circulated on TikTok and Instagram.

While Apple didn’t specifically reference the debutante ball backlash in Wednesday’s chat, she did call out the ‘crazy conspiracies’ that have circulated about her online.