Gwyneth Paltrow And Chris Martin’s Daughter Slammed As An ‘Untalented Nepo Baby’ As She Sings On Stage In An Itty-Bitty Tank Top
As if Chris Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow’s daughter hadn’t faced enough scrutiny for her modeling pursuits, Apple Martin is now feeling the spotlight as a singer.
She recently took the stage at Cannery Hall in Nashville alongside musical duo Jade Street, showing off her vocal chops. However, many critics were quick to point out that she doesn’t appear to have inherited the musical prowess of her Coldplay frontman father.
On stage, Apple wore a white cropped tank top paired with a black mini skirt, letting her blonde hair fall freely around her shoulders.
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Apple Martin Slammed For Her ‘Embarrassing’ Singing Gig
The performance quickly went viral on TikTok, with many users calling out the blatant nepotism that has reportedly helped Apple land major modeling gigs—and now, possibly, her father’s connections may have played a role in securing her spot on stage.
“Someone really needs to tell her,” said one user. A second wrote, “Name is famous, but not the voice.” A third said, “Wow, just wow. I’m assuming she has no true friends that will tell her. Baby, no, don’t do it. This is not ur thing.” A fourth commented, “what nepotism gets you; she’ll do whatever she wants.” A fifth quipped, “Oh my. Come on, her parents need to be honest with her.” Someone else said, “Why does she have to embarrass her dad like that?” Another person said, “Untalented Nepo baby. People pay to hear him, and fans have to suffer through her narcissistic, off-key, one-note song.”
Most recently, she starred in the latest Self-Portrait campaign after being named the face of the high-end brand, showcasing a variety of striking looks and flaunting her modeling skills.
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Apple Martin Gets Candid On Her ‘Entitled’ Upbringing
The 21-year-old has been building her fashion career while pursuing a degree at Vanderbilt University and recently took a moment to address her privilege and share insights into her work ethic.
“I know this is not a normal way to grow up by any means. But my parents did a really good job of instilling in me that I shouldn’t be entitled to anything. I have to work,” she told The Daily Telegraph.
Apple revealed that she stays grounded by “hanging out with my friends, and trying to have a normal college experience makes me feel more normal. That’s how I like to unwind. We’ll sit down and do little guitar-playing sessions; one person will play, and the others will sing. I also love watching reality TV with my friends. There was one day we spent five hours on the couch and just watched old episodes of America’s Next Top Model.”
