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Hilary Duff’s husband Matthew Koma’s Twitter suspended after Gwyneth Paltrow parody

Jokes on him.

Mega-producer Matthew Koma was banned from Twitter Tuesday after he impersonated Gwyneth Paltrow on the social media app.

“Thanks for all the kind messages today,” he jokingly captioned a selfie of himself on his Instagram Stories after his suspension.

“Closure’s hard. But it’s a community like you guys that keeps me positive and looking forward to the next time I find the opportunity to impersonate a celebrity on a social media platform.”

The Grammy winner, 35, then concluded, “Big thanks @gwynethpaltrow for the inspiration.”

Hilary Duff’s husband, Matthew Koma, was suspended from Twitter after impersonating Gwyneth Paltrow. matthewkoma/Instagram
Koma used Paltrow’s face and name on his personal account. stevienicks420/Twitter
His Twitter account was “permanently” suspended on Tuesday. matthewkoma/Instagram

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It’s unclear what Koma posted that got him kicked off of Twitter since his account has been deactivated.

However, a screenshot of one of his tweets appears to show he used Paltrow’s name and photo on his profile and tweeted as if he were the “Shakespeare In Love” star — who is fresh off of winning her ski crash trial.

Koma, who is married to Hilary Duff, is well known for his trolling ways.

In July 2022, he made fun of Candace Cameron Bure for using Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the USA” – a song about veterans – in a video about the Fourth of July.

It is unclear what kind of tweets Koma sent as “Paltrow” since his account has been removed. Instagram/@gwynethpaltrow

Then, when Adam Levine’s sexting scandal broke, the “Clarity” producer Photoshopped a photo of himself into one of the alleged DMs.

Duff, also 35, previously revealed that she is sometimes on the receiving end of her spouse’s pranks.

The “How I Met Your Father” star shared on the “Kelly Clarkson Show” in January that Koma once cut out pictures of the Jonas Brothers and put them over family photos in their home until she noticed.

Duff previously shared that she finds Koma’s jokes either “weird” or “so funny.” hilaryduff/Instagram

“He’s a really great prankster and, honestly, some of the posts on Instagram … if you don’t follow him on Instagram, it’s quite a laugh,” Duff said.

“Sometimes his stuff is so weird it goes over my head. I’m, like, ‘I didn’t get that one,’ and then the other ones I’m, like, ‘I’m dead. You’re so funny.'”

Koma and Duff have been married since 2019. They share two daughters: Banks, 4, and Mae, 2. Duff also has an 11-year-old son, Luca, whom she shares with ex-husband Mike Comrie.