Kate Hudson and her “first love” have maintained a strong bond without any lingering animosity between them.
In a recent interview on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, the actress and singer opened up about her past relationship with musician Chris Robinson. The couple was married from 2000 to 2007 and has a son named Ryder.
During her recent interview with host Alex Cooper, Hudson, who was only 21 years old when she got married to The Black Crowes singer at the time, expressed that she has no regrets about their whirlwind marriage.
“I never doubted it for a moment. Our bond was so strong,” Hudson expressed. “Chris imparted invaluable lessons to me about love and the power of connection. It truly was an incredibly passionate relationship.”
Kate Hudson takes the stage: Actress showcases her musical talents on ‘Tonight Show,’ elaborates on her venture into the world of music.
Despite their eventual split, the star of “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” stated that their nearly decade-long relationship was not a mistake.
“I reflect on my life thus far, and I can’t help but feel that maybe I’ve managed to get things right,” Hudson expressed. “Society often imposes this expectation that we should follow a certain path, and I comprehend that because I genuinely value the concept of family and believe it is something lacking in our current times.”
According to her, a unit can exist in a different way, breaking away from the traditional religious concept of marriage and the male-female relationship.
Kate Hudson opens up about her family dynamics, specifically her relationship with her estranged father, Bill Hudson. The actress shares that their bond is slowly improving and becoming more positive.
Kate Hudson is choosing to ‘be in more healthy relationships’
After tying the knot with Robinson, Hudson has been in a relationship with musician Danny Fujikawa since 2017. The couple, who are proud parents to their 5-year-old daughter Rani Rose, recently announced their engagement in late 2021.
During her conversation with Cooper, the actress from “Glass Onion” hinted at the effortless nature of her blended family life.
“It’s easy to have healthier relationships when you have the means and the ability to choose,” Hudson remarked. “Just because you’re not meant to be with someone doesn’t mean you can’t create a beautiful and fulfilling experience. I can’t explain how we’ve managed to do it, but we simply do, all of us.”
Best known for her acting prowess, the Oscar nominee has finally ventured into the music industry. Her long-awaited debut album, titled “Glorious,” was released on May 17th.
During a recent appearance on “The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,” Hudson expressed her deep passion for music. She revealed that music has always held a special place in her heart, describing it as her first love. Hudson has been writing music throughout her entire life. However, she initially kept it to herself, considering it a personal treasure. The COVID-19 pandemic changed her perspective, as she realized she didn’t want to have any regrets. She decided to share her music with the world, recognizing the importance of putting it out there for others to enjoy.
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