"Honestly, I think my son is still too young to keep it. I actually think that in the first five years of the child's life you should spend so much time with him as you can. Now I see that my children are quite self-sufficient. They really have their own life, they know what they want and know who they are. I think that it is normal. I'm just happy that I should not do it every day. If I'm leaving, I'm really leaving. When I'm at home, I am only doing domestic affairs. This is how everything is arranged in our family. "
Gwyneth also admitted that still could not accept the death of his father, who died of cancer in 2002: "It was the most important moment in my life. It was terrible. I remember how people asked me: "How will you work if you cry all day?" And I thought: "I have so much pain in connection with the death of this person. As if I was crying for 100 years. It is hard for me to realize that my children never recognize him. It is very difficult to understand that if he returned to life, he would not know my phone number, my children, my husband. He would not know my life. I am still difficult to accept his death. "