AceShowbiz - Matthew Koma faces repercussion after trolling on the Internet. The music producer husband of Hilary Duff got his Twitter account suspended after he parodied actress Gwyneth Paltrow.

On Tuesday, April 4 Matthew took to his Instagram account to share that his @MatthewKoma profile on the blue bird app has been "permanently suspended." The 35-year-old wrote on Instagram Stories, "Goodbye Twitter. The troll was worth it."

The next day, the mega-producer shared a follow-up post regarding the matter. "Thanks for all the kind messages today," so he wrote alongside a selfie of himself with a cartoon reading, "Gwyneth Fourever [sic] Sweet."

"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," added the musician. He concluded his message by thanking the Goop founder "for the inspiration."

Prior to his suspension, Matthew made use of his account to impersonate the "Iron Man" actress. Changing his name and profile picture to Gwyneth's, he tweeted as if he were the "Shallow Hal" star.

In one tweet, he responded to a meme of Gwyneth talking to retire optometrist Terry Sanderson after their ski crash trial reading, "I'll take my dollar now." Matthew replied, "Same man."

Gwyneth has yet to comment on Matthew's online antics.

Matthew apparently is no stranger to trolling. Hilary previously shared that her husband once replaced family photos around the house with pictures of the Jonas Brothers. "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," the "Lizzie McGuire" actress shared on "The Kelly Clarkson Show" in January.

She added, "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.' "