Kate Hudson has turned down the music career dream due

Kate Hudson has ‘turned down’ the music career dream due to ‘dad issues’ with estranged dad Bill Hudson.

Kate Hudson has revealed that she initially turned down her plans to pursue a career in music due to her “daddy issues” with estranged father and musician Bill Hudson.

The near-celebrity star, 43, who is planning her wedding to fiancé Danny Fujikawa, said she fears being “devastated” if they come out with their music during a candid conversation on Tuesday’s episode of the Table for Two podcast would.

She said; “At the beginning of my career I thought I was definitely going to be in music, but then ‘almost famous’ happened,” Hudson said, referring to her Oscar-nominated breakthrough role.

“But later on I kind of turned it down because I was like, ‘You know what? Like you do when you deal with dad issues,” she continued. “I don’t want to connect to that part because that’s my dad. That’s all dad.

“If I put that out into the world and people didn’t like it, it would destroy me.”

Songbird: Kate Hudson has revealed that she initially turned down her plans to pursue a career in music due to her 'daddy issues' with estranged father and musician Bill Hudson

Songbird: Kate Hudson has revealed that she initially turned down her plans to pursue a career in music due to her ‘daddy issues’ with estranged father and musician Bill Hudson

Throwback photo: Kate's brother Oliver Hudson, 45, shared a throwback snap of the siblings with their birth father on Instagram

Throwback photo: Kate’s brother Oliver Hudson, 45, shared a throwback snap of the siblings with their birth father on Instagram

Kate’s father was a member of the band The Hudson Brothers with his brothers Brett and Mark. The band were teen idols in the 1970s, touring with the Osmonds and David Cassidy, and having their own half-hour comedy series called The Hudson Brothers Razzle Dazzle Show from 1974-1975.

Bill, 73, and Goldie Hawn, 77, married in 1976 and welcomed Oliver Hudson that same year. Kate was born in 1979 and the parents divorced in 1980.

Kate and her brother Oliver, 45, were raised by Goldie and her longtime partner Kurt Russell. Both siblings have often said they consider the Tombstone star their father.

The Bride Wars star explained that when she finally reconciled with her estranged father, her perspective on making her own music changed.

“I was raised by this incredible father,” she said, referring to Russell. “And I love my real dad too. I was able to heal that,’ she added.

The Glass Onion star first revealed her plans to release an album last December during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

“I’ve been making a record for about a year,” Kate said at the time. “Every time you do interviews, people ask, ‘Do you have any regrets?’ And I say, “I’m in my early 40s, not yet.”

And the Something Borrowed star admitted she’s been writing music since she was a teenager.

Collaboration: She is collaborating on the album with singer-songwriter Linda Perry of 4 Non Blondes

Collaboration: She is collaborating on the album with singer-songwriter Linda Perry of 4 Non Blondes

“I’ve been writing music since I was 19 and I’ve never shared it, so I thought I would regret it very much,” said the mother-of-three. “I have no expectations. I just want to put out a record and I’m doing it and I’m really excited.

“I’m really excited because I just realized I just have to do it,” Kate said on the podcast. “No expectations of what it must be. It just had to come out. All of that had to come out.”

The Fabletics spokeswoman is working on the album with her fiancé Danny Fujikawa and former 4 Non Blondes singer Linda Perry. Kate revealed they wrote 26 songs in two months. “It was so productive,” she said.

“We’re about 70, I’d say 70% there,” she explained. “I mean pretty soon we’re going to be 90% there.”

And in the meantime, she has a wedding to plan. She also revealed on the podcast that she would love to have a destination wedding as she and Fukikawa walk down the aisle.

“This is going to be a destination wedding,” said the mother of three. “It’s going to be such an adventure that people really want to come and show up. For me, these are always the funniest weddings. If you really want to be there, you will be there.

“If someone says, ‘I can’t really be there,’ then I don’t want you there. That’s all I have right now. That’s all I have for the wedding,” she joked.