Gwyneth Paltrow is miffed by Colin Firth's 'conscious uncoupling' gag after he made the reference while announcing that he had dropped out of his role voicing Paddington Bear in a new movie.
A source spilled the beans that the Academy Award winner was not happy at Firth for making fun of her and Chris Martin's divorce, the Mirror reported.
Firth said that it had been bittersweet to see this pleasant creature take shape and come to the sad realization that Martin simply did not have his voice and after a period of denial they had chosen conscious uncoupling.
A source asserted that to compare the 'Paddington Bear' film to the duo's marriage was just silly in Paltrow's opinion.
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