Gwyneth Paltrow has said she has no intention of leaving London and heading back to the United States.
The Oscar-winning actress, who is married to the Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, said she considered herself more European these days.
"I've always been drawn to Europe. America is such a young country, with an adolescent swagger about it," she told the Toronto Globe and Mail. "But I feel that I have a more European sensibility, a greater respect for the multicultural nature of the globe. And it's a strange time to be an American now. I feel like we're really in trouble. I just had a baby and thought, 'I don't want to live there'. [President George] Bush's anti-environment, pro-war policies are a disgrace."
Paltrow, 32, put her luxurious New York mansion up for sale earlier this year and spends most of her time in London, where she and Chris Martin have bought a home in Belsize Park. The actress took a break from Hollywood to look after her daughter, Apple, who was born in May 2004. She is busy promoting her latest film, Proof, based on David Auburn's Pulitzer Prize-winning play, which co-stars Anthony Hopkins.
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