Doing it all! Kate Hudson gave birth to her third child in October 2018, but welcoming a newborn with her boyfriend, Danny Fujikawa, hasn’t kept the actress from her busy schedule, according to the new dad’s stepsisters — and Hudson’s friends — Sara and Erin Foster.
“Kate has, like, five full-time jobs,” Sara, 38, told Us Weekly exclusively. “She has Fabletics, she has films, she’s producing, she has a podcast, she has so many jobs and her kids are her number one priority. She doesn’t have nannies running around the house. … I’m not judging, but a lot of women pass their babies to someone else and Kate just doesn’t. … I commend that.”
The former 90210 actress’ sister, 36, also revealed that Hudson is far from self-conscious about her post-baby body. “She’s so comfortable with the process and she’s really connected to the idea that any changes that her body is going through is all because of her daughter that came into the world and she’s so grateful,” the Barely Famous creator told Us. “She’s really in a great, peaceful place about it.”
Hudson has been through this before. Not only does the Fabletics creator share newborn Rani Rose with Fujikawa, but she welcomed sons Ryder, 15, and Bingham, 7, with exes Chris Robinson and Matt Bellamy, respectively.
The sisters, who partnered with CVS Pharmacy to create a limited-edition T-shirt to celebrate their Beauty Mark initiative, raved about the mother of three’s confidence.
“She posts videos of herself with no filter, no makeup, first thing in the morning and talking close to the camera,” Sara said. “She’s really comfortable in her own skin and she also is down to make fun of herself. She does not take herself too seriously. That’s why we love her so much.”
With reporting by Carly Sloane
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