As the trial over Gwyneth Paltrow’s ski crash continues, her children have officially entered the conversation. While both Apple and Moses Martin were not at the trial in person, their depositions were read regarding the collision. This marks a rare public comment from Paltrow’s daughter as the trial over who ran into whom continues at a courtroom in Park City, Utah.
Both Apple and Moses Martin partook in depositions where they said their mother was the one hit in the collision. However, the plaintiff, Terry Sanderson, claims that the Iron Man star hit him, causing injuries, and he is suing her for $300,000 in damages. The retired optometrist’s lawyer called Paltrow’s skiing ‘reckless,’ and they said the event was a “hit and run” crash. The Shakespeare in Love star testified in court, saying she was hit from behind, and she is countersuing Sanderson for $1 and reimbursed attorney’s fees. Now her children are corroborating her story. They both said they didn’t see the crash happen, however, they did interact with their mom right after the collision. Apple Martin said in her deposition, according to Insider:
