
Kate Hudson recently shared her straightforward approach to breakups. During an interview on SiriusXM’s The Howard Stern Show, the 46-year-old actress explained she doesn’t try to salvage relationships that have run their course. While admitting she’s experienced heartbreak, Hudson said she quickly accepts the end when someone decides they’re no longer interested. She doesn’t plead for another chance or dwell on what went wrong, stating she immediately moves on if a partner says they want out and avoids lengthy explanations.
Hudson shared a story about a past breakup to explain her approach to ending relationships. When her ex told her he couldn’t continue, she simply said, “Okay,” which surprised him. He then asked if she wanted to talk things through, and she responded with a laugh, “No, not really.” Hudson explained that this response actually made him want to pursue a conversation, as he seemed confused by her lack of reaction. She told Stern that she had explained to him that once they were broken up, she didn’t see any reason to have a deep conversation about it. “Now you want to connect about us not being together? No, we’re done connecting,” she said, emphasizing that she’s finished once she’s made a decision to end things.

Kate Hudson has found lasting happiness with her fiancé, Danny Fujikawa, whom she’s been with since 2016. They share a daughter, Rani Rose, and recently looked stunning together at pre-BAFTA events in London. Although engaged since 2021, Hudson has playfully admitted in interviews that she’s not rushing to get married – she finds wedding planning stressful and unappealing.
Kate Hudson is enjoying a career peak thanks to her performance in the new musical drama, Song Sung Blue. The film, released this year, features Hudson and Hugh Jackman as a married couple who start a band performing the music of Neil Diamond.
Her portrayal of Claire Sardina has been critically acclaimed, earning her an Academy Award nomination – her second – for Best Actress, as well as nominations from the Golden Globes, SAG, and BAFTA.
Kate Hudson isn’t just a successful movie star – she’s also expanding her talents in other areas. Recently, she showcased her singing voice in a promotional video for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics with a heartfelt rendition of “California Dreamin’.” She’ll also be appearing in the second season of the Netflix comedy Running Point, which is currently being finished. With a flourishing music career, awards, and her popular podcast Sibling Revelry, Hudson is clearly prioritizing her personal and professional development and her family, and moving forward from past challenges.
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2026-02-25 15:45