Brad Falchuk praised his second wife Gwyneth Paltrow for helping erase the stigma over the word 'vagina' in an over-the-top post celebrating her 49th birthday on Monday.
'She may notice that people still get weird about the word vagina and she will do something so that,' the 50-year-old producer wrote on Instagram.
'For a few days at least, everyone is saying that word.'
'Today we notice her like she notices us every day': Brad Falchuk praised his second wife Gwyneth Paltrow for helping erase the stigma over the word 'vagina' in an over-the-top post celebrating her 49th birthday on Monday
The 50-year-old producer wrote on Instagram: 'She may notice that people still get weird about the word vagina and she will do something so that. For a few days at least, everyone is saying that word' (pictured in 2020)
Brad was clearly referring to Gwyneth's sold-out $75 Goop x Heretic 'This Smells Like My Vagina' candle, which prompted a class-action lawsuit on May 17.
Texas man Colby Watson sued Goop after the candle allegedly 'exploded' after burning for three hours despite a warning on the website not to burn it more than two hours.
In his tribute to Paltrow, Falchuk illustrated all the ways in which she not only notices problems, but takes action in solving them.
'She may notice you need a hug and give you an outstanding one. She may notice that you're hungry and make you a delicious egg sandwich,' the two-time Emmy winner gushed.
Sold out! Brad was clearly referring to Gwyneth's $75 Goop x Heretic 'This Smells Like My Vagina' candle, which prompted a class-action lawsuit on May 17
Proactive: In his tribute to Paltrow, Falchuk (L, pictured July 7) illustrated all the ways in which she not only notices problems, but takes action in solving them
'She may notice you love the Red Sox and she will live and die with them even if she doesn't understand what the hell is going on in the game. She may notice that you're tired all the time and she will get you the right doctor to balance your hormones or create a little chewy square to help you sleep or wake up or teach you to meditate.'
At one point, Brad seemed to allude to the 'retired' Oscar winner being one of 80 women coming forward
