Gwyneth Paltrow's hospital dash was due to pregnancy complications, it has been claimed. The Oscar-winning actress — who had knee surgery last year — was wheeled into New York's Mount Sinai Medical Center on Monday by husband Chris Martin and sources claim she was taken to the hospital's maternity wing Klingenstein Pavilion.
A source told the New York Daily News newspaper: "They looked very serious. She looked upset. They went right past everyone and into the elevator. It seemed like they were expected." Gwyneth, 35 — who has a three-year-old daughter Apple and a one-year-old son Moses with Coldplay singer Chris — has previously revealed she wants a bigger family. She said last year: "I have a dream version where I think maybe in four years I'll have two in a row really quickly. But when everyone's potty-trained and sleeping through the night, are you really going to go back? I'd like to work a bit now.
My husband wants to adopt. So I don't know. I'm sort of open for anything." Gwyneth's representative Stephen Huvane refused to discuss the reason behind the actress' hospital visit, insisting: "She's fine. Talk of pregnancy is guesswork at best. This is a private matter not for public consumption."
A source told the New York Daily News newspaper: "They looked very serious. She looked upset. They went right past everyone and into the elevator. It seemed like they were expected." Gwyneth, 35 — who has a three-year-old daughter Apple and a one-year-old son Moses with Coldplay singer Chris — has previously revealed she wants a bigger family. She said last year: "I have a dream version where I think maybe in four years I'll have two in a row really quickly. But when everyone's potty-trained and sleeping through the night, are you really going to go back? I'd like to work a bit now.
My husband wants to adopt. So I don't know. I'm sort of open for anything." Gwyneth's representative Stephen Huvane refused to discuss the reason behind the actress' hospital visit, insisting: "She's fine. Talk of pregnancy is guesswork at best. This is a private matter not for public consumption."
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