Kate Hudson Reveals Where Relationship With Estranged Dad Stands Now
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The Fabletics co-founder previously called the estrangement from her dad a "41-year-old issue."
Kate Hudson’s relationship with her biological father, Bill Hudson, is “warming up,” according to the actor.
The “Almost Famous” star spoke about the pair’s current status in a new interview with “CBS News Sunday Morning.”
“It’s warming up. There’s warming up with this all happening,” Hudson said. “It’ll be whatever it will be, you know. I have no expectation of, of that with my father, you know. I just want him to be happy.”
Hudson said that she and her father “don’t really have” a solid relationship at the moment, but her comments hinted at more progress than in the past.
The Fabletics co-founder previously called the estrangement from her dad a “41-year-old issue” for her and her brother, Oliver Hudson. Kate and Oliver share parents Bill Hudson and Goldie Hawn, who were married from 1976 to 1982.
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