They Want To Come After Her For Buying An Extremely Sickening Gift For Her Son…

Like a lot of us, Gwyneth Paltrow has been enjoying time spent at home and doing low-key activities, like putting together puzzles. But the puzzle she chooses for her son to play caused quite a steer online – an adult-themed puzzle.

Paltrow says she got her 14-year-old son, Moses, a jigsaw puzzle festooned with breasts “just for fun” in lockdown.

The 450-piece Jiggy puzzle, titled “Boobs,” was designed by Brooklyn-based freelance illustrator Julia Heffernan, and features drawings of breasts of various shapes, sizes, and colors. It costs $40.

Paltrow’s nugget of information was part of a post on her Goop website which included a roundup of products helping her family get through summer in self-isolation.

“There’s been a lot of Trivial Pursuit happening at the house,” she wrote. “And I got Moses the boob puzzle just for fun.”

Paltrow, 47, joked that during quarantine, “Home is where the heart is. Right now, it’s also where the work, dates, entertainment, and summer vacation are.”

Among other quarantine activities, Moses, who Paltrow shares with her ex-husband Chris Martin, has taken up his father’s love for music.

“I’m doing all that I can, trying to like, stay happy by like, I don’t know, just finding whatever is entertaining and doing it,” he said in June when he interrupted Paltrow’s virtual interview on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.”

Paltrow’s gift to her son is on-brand for the Goop founder, who has released a controversial vagina-scented candle as well as a list of sex toys on her website.

Moses has started to be more comfortable with his mom’s sex-positive marketing.

“Actually, my son said to me the other day, he was like, ‘At first I thought it was really embarrassing that there were vibrators on your website and now I think it’s a great thing!’” Paltrow said in February on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!”

Paltrow now sells another candle called “This Smells Like My Orgasm,” which has also been very popular at the $75 price point.