Gwyneth Paltrow reveals her Christmas present to herself - vibrator and double fisting (GOOP)
Gwyneth Paltrow once said she'd rather die than give her kids a cup of soup, but she seems to be much less hesitant about gifting an anal sex toy for Father's Day.
Her gift guide on the wellness website Goop included a somewhat surprising gift - a vibrating sex toy to stimulate the prostate, for men, as a sensible gift for Father's Day, the Health Halcyon list this year included a dedicated prostate vibrator for $219 for expensive Abush.
The product, called Hugo, made by a high-end sex toy company, reads: "Yes, we put a vibrator in this gift guide (it's a hands-free toy for prostate stimulation." Full details of the product show its "powerful vibration motor" and "eight speeds and powers," as well as an "insertable head" that reportedly "provides sufficient vibration to the perineum" remote-controlled and waterproof. Fortunately.
In the introduction to the gift guide, Goop's editors explained that they want to "continue to expand the field" with their current offerings: "Ideas for Father's Day gifts often fall into generic categories such as spirits, ball games, and grills," they wrote, adding, "We're not saying these options should be taken off the table, but it's time to diversify."
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Do ozone treatment in the anus: Gwyneth Paltrow and Kim Kardashian (Photo: screenshot, official website)
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The text continued with a question that today is more relevant than ever - "Who said Dad doesn't need his own grooming routine? That he wouldn't also like the feeling of infrared heat on his skin? Or would you love to model a chic Italian sweater?"
The gift guide includes a total of 71 potential products you can buy for your father or another male figure in your life, so it's Sunday, June 18. Even if the father figure in your life isn't a fan of vibrators, a weekend trip or toiletries, the list also includes a reasonably priced Rolex watch of $11,395. And Goop also has recommendations for luxury vacations to resorts like Six Senses from US$1,595 per night, or Blue Sky in Utah, where you can stay in a room for US$1,585 per night.
This isn't the first time Gwyneth has caused a stir with her recommendations, as the well-known Hugina candle recalled, and waiting lists are becoming more and more sexual with each holiday. For example, on Valentine's Day, Goop's gift guide included nearly 50 vibrators, as well as a sea salt and caramel lubricant (we think Golda ice cream tastes like that).
Paltrow also once washed away the perks of "vaginal eggs," a round, insertable jade she sold on the Goop website. She was even accused of making a false promise about the combination of eggs and a certain essential oil she marketed as a magical serum that together help prevent depression.
Earlier this year, Gwyneth admitted that one of the craziest things she ever did in the name of health was rectal ozone therapy, a treatment in which the gas is inserted into the anus, ostensibly to boost the immune system. This trip was also made by Kim Kardashian. "I used ozone therapy in the anus," Paltrow admitted in March on Will Cole's podcast. "It's kind of weird. But it helped a lot."
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