Gwyneth Paltrow joins Holly Williams onstage in unannounced Opry cameo

The anniversary celebration of Ole Ole Ole Ole Ole produced an unexpected Hollywood moment when Gwyneth Paltrow turned up for the surprise performance.

Oscar winner, 53, joined country singer Williams and niviams’, Chris Coleman, during the Nashville show on November 20.

Williams, 44, invited the actor to laugh, and told people, “I can’t believe your luck, but it’s not a guest from Nashville, but it’s not a guest from ‘Hollywood’ in Hollywood.”

After this trio he performed Williams’ song in 2013 I drink.

After the song, Williams joked to the audience: “Can you believe it? Isn’t that annoying when they do everything and they look like that, right?

She went on to explain that she had the “great honor of meeting” Palintrow in previous years, which is when she discovered and “fell in love with Paltrow’s secret voice.”

They followed Waiting for JuneSong Williams said she was inspired by her grandmother in Mer Rouge, Louisiana, who “taught her [her] Everything is really about life, what is really important. “

Paltrow and Williams’ relationship stretches back more than a decade. Paltrow played a country singer in the 2010 film Country and made her TV debut at CMAS that same year.

While promoting the film, she described Williams as one of her favorite artists, with the 2012 record, “and Holly Williams’ record, I love the style of himself.” “

The two were close. In 2020, Williams said Public Magazine They became “mother’s friends” after the joint vacation. “I’m lucky to have a girlfriend like Gwyneth,” she said, adding that their shared style of parenting was something she valued.