Gwyneth Paltrow Joins Kourtney Kardashian in Q&A: 'There's a Place for Us All'

"The idea that women have to compete is the hereditary bull of patriarchy there is room for EVERY woman to fulfill her dream," wrote the tycoon Goop of founder Poosh.

Through a Q&A on Instagram with his fans on Friday, the Goop founder championed fellow health entrepreneur Courtney Kardashian, the director of Poosh.

When asked if Paltrow, 49, was upset that Push was "copying her," the "Iron Man" actress quickly defended the reality star. "The idea that women have to compete in the bull of hereditary patriarchy," she wrote, "there is room for EVERY woman to fulfill her dream."

"I was a victim of that mindset years ago, so I understand where it's coming from," the Oscar winner admitted. "Now I'm so excited to see a new health venture there is room for all of us" (a famous name between 43-year-old Kardashian and now husband Travis Barker).

Also, during a Q&A on Instagram, a fan asked Paltrow to share "a photo with Dakota [Johnson]," her ex-husband Chris Martin's current girlfriend.

In response, the Shallow Hal star shared a cute photo of the two. Paltrow and Johnson smile as they pose for a casual selfie in the frame.

Paltrow and Martin were married from 2003 to 2016 and have two children, daughter Apple, 18, and son Moses, 16. an actress in fifty shades of gray.

"I love him," Paltrow told the magazine. "I saw how weird it would look to be unconventional. But I think in this case, I just adore it after going through it repeatedly. I always start thinking about the ampersand - what more can you bring than resisting or feeling insecure about it? There's so much sense in leaning toward something like that."

A source previously told news, "It's essential for [Paltrow] to be on good terms with Chris' boyfriend. He doesn't feel threatened by Dakota at all and is happy that Chris is happy - he's very confident about sex and relationships and isn't competitive.