It has been in the news about the romance life of Kate Hudson, a single mother, with Alex Rodriguez, a Yankee star. And on Harper’s Bazaar for January issue, the “Nine” star, objection about the comment of her photo which is showing her giving a slight kiss.
“I quickly kissed the cheek. And I remember one of the headlines the next day said, ‘Makeout Session.’ What is wrong with people?”
She’s remembering about the rules of journalist and about the basic needs as social human being.
“I have a child, and there are people involved, and it’s unfair to talk about somebody else, especially when you’re not in that place yet to be discussing those things,” she said , “My mother [Goldie Hawn] never shook anybody’s hand. She has kissed and hugged her way through life.”
She’s having a good time right now with her life and love. And no matter she has broken heart, the situation won’t effect her.
“No matter how many times my heart breaks, I’ll never be any different,” she said. “I’d rather hang out with the person who’s done everything than who’s done nothing. It would suck to die and not have experienced my life, really.”
She told about sisterhood and how that so important for her above her love life.
“I don’t know what I’d do without my girlfriends. Let’s be honest, I don’t care how much you’re in love with any man, you need to have your girlfriends to talk to,” Kate told the mag. “Without them, we’re alone. I don’t want to talk to a man about some of the things I feel.”
And talking about motherhood, she could not think how can she be a strict mom to her son, Ryder.
“I’m a pretty strict mom, which is funny,” she said. “I didn’t think I’d be so strict… I feel like my son needs his routine, but for me I need to step out of my routine. I haven’t figured it all out yet.”
She commend her ex husband, Black Crowes rocker, Chris Robinson which is a father to her son.
“Chris is a great dad. I feel really lucky,” she said. “When we first met, it was so immediate. I had no question in my mind I was supposed to marry him and have children with him.”
Had failed in marriage once could not bring her to walk soon into the routine life of marriage, she said, “The routine [of marriage] can kill me.”
Hudson is a warm person and cheerful mom, she has those from her family.
“[My family had] an open-door policy. We were never afraid to bring the wrong person home. They were always open to our failures.”
