Gwyneth Paltrow’s kids Apple and Moses have depositions read aloud in ski trial court by lawyers

Depositions from Gwyneth Paltrow's children were read aloud in court by lawyers on Tuesday as Paltrow and 76–year-old plaintiff Terry Sanderson continued to litigate a 2016 ski collision.

Though Apple, 18, and Moses, 16, were previously set to testify in person for the civil trial, according to attorney Stephen Owens, the defence team instead opted to have transcripts of their previous depositions read aloud for the jury reportedly due to scheduling conflicts. Lawyers read portions of the transcripts verbatim on Tuesday to be admitted into evidence.

Moses, who was 9 years old at the time of his mom's ski crash with retired doctor Sanderson, said in his deposition that he recalled “skiing with [his] instructor and briefly seeing the collision.”

Apple said in her deposition that she was not with her brother Moses or his mother Paltrow at the time of the crash, but that she had heard a commotion on the ski hill while she was lower down. She added that she did not recall if she "saw anything or not" of the commotion that she believed was the collision, but that she continued to ski down to lunch shortly afterward.

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