Kate Hudson has revealed that she has yet to start planning her wedding to fiancé Danny Fujikawa, more than a year after they got engaged.
The 43-year-old actress admitted she’s “back and forth” on whether or not she wants to plan a lavish celebration, before joking that it’s “not really a golden ticket” due to her large family.
On Wednesday’s episode of This Morning, Kate also opened up about her role in the upcoming Knives Out sequel Glass Onion and recalled the moment she had to don a bikini for a certain scene in the Netflix film.
Reveal: Kate Hudson has revealed that she has yet to start planning her wedding to fiancé Danny Fujikawa, more than a year after they got engaged
During the interview, Kate was asked if she had started planning her wedding to Danny.
But the star admitted: “It’s been a while, I just didn’t plan the wedding. I don’t even know where I am right now – just kidding.
“I go back and forth, I’m like, ‘Do I really want a big wedding?’ We’re so happy — it’s not the first thing I need.
‘I’ve been there before. I have children with three different fathers. It’s not really the golden ticket, a wedding. And we don’t know where we’re going to do it either. But it will happen.’
wedding bells! The actress admitted she’s “back and forth” on whether or not she wants to plan a lavish celebration (pictured with Danny in October)
Glam: On Wednesday’s episode of This Morning, Kate also opened up about her role in the upcoming Knives Out sequel, Glass Onion
Interview: During the interview, Kate was asked if she had started planning her wedding to Danny
Joke: But the star admitted: “It’s been a while, I just didn’t plan the wedding. I don’t even know where I am right now – just kidding.
Kate was previously married to musician Chris Robinson from 2000 to 2007 and they share 18-year-old son Ryder.
The star then got engaged to Muse frontman Matt Bellamy in 2011 and they share son Bingham, 11, but they split in December 2014.
Kate then began dating Danny in 2016 and they share daughter Rani, four, before getting engaged in September 2021.
Saying it out: “I’m going back and forth, I’m like, ‘Do I really want a big wedding?’ We’re so happy — it’s not the first thing I need.”
Revealing: Kate continued: “I’ve been there before. I have children with three different fathers. It’s not really the golden ticket of a wedding.
Chatting: Kate also revealed that she and Danny haven’t decided where their wedding will take place, instead insisting it “will happen”.
During her appearance on This Morning, Kate also opened up about her role in Glass Onion, following its global release on Netflix on December 23.
The star confessed that when a sequel to the 2019 crime thriller was confirmed, she immediately contacted director Rian Johnson to land a role in the film.
She told hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby: “When we found out they were doing a second [Knives Out]I was about to smash Ryan Johnson’s door, I was like, “I want in”
“He puts together the best dinner parties imaginable.”
History: Kate was previously married to musician Chris Robinson from 2000 to 2007 and engaged to Muse frontman Matt Bellamy from 2011 to 2014
New role: During her appearance on This Morning, Kate also opened up about her role in Glass Onion, following its global release on Netflix on December 23
Revealing: Kate, who plays the former supermodel-turned-fashion designer Birdie Jay, had to don a bikini for a scene in the film
“We were really locked down because of Covid. It was right at the top of the delta so we had nowhere to go.
“We rented a bar, made crime novels, and then we had parties. That’s how we talked.’
Kate, who plays the former supermodel-turned-fashion designer Birdie Jay, had to don a bikini for a scene in the film, and she confessed it was far from a glamorous affair on set.
Amusing: She said: “When everyone was drinking Aperol Spritz, I was waiting for this scene to be filmed. So I thought, “I’ll just take this pickle”
Views: It comes after Kate offered her thoughts on the ongoing ‘Nepo babies’ controversy, saying it’s common for family members working in the same companies
She said: “When everyone was drinking Aperol Spritz I was waiting for that scene to be filmed. So I thought, “I’ll just take this pickle.”
It comes after Kate offered her thoughts on the ongoing “Nepo babies” controversy, which began last week with an article in New York Magazine in which she said family members working at the same companies are rife and that talent shines through no matter where it’s found.
The Los Angeles native – the daughter of Hollywood star Goldie Hawn, 77, and singer Bill Hudson, 73, was asked about the ongoing discussion in an interview with The Independent.
“I don’t care where you’re from or what your relationship with the business is — if you work hard and kill it, it doesn’t matter,” the Oscar-nominated actress told the outlet
Point of view: The near-celebrity star said she believes there are “other industries where it’s more prevalent,” citing modeling as a potential
Business: “I see it in business a lot more than in Hollywood,” the actress said
She said on the subject: “The nepotism thing, I mean… I don’t really care. I look at my kids and we are a storytelling family. It’s definitely in our blood. People can call it whatever they want, but it won’t change that.’
The Almost Famous star said she thinks “there are other industries where it’s more prevalent,” and cited modeling as a potential.
“I see it in business a lot more than in Hollywood,” the actress said.
She added, “Sometimes I’ve been in business meetings where I’m like, wait, ‘Whose kid is this? Like, this person doesn’t know!'”
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