"I'm a f*cking supermom": Kate Hudson on Children, Career and Sports

Actress and mother-of-three Kate Hudson reveals how she manages to find a balance between personal life and career, force herself to exercise, and mistakes she makes.

Kate started dating her partner Danny Fujikawa in 2016 and gave birth to their daughter Rani Rose Hudson Fujikawa on Oct. 2, 2018. It was a long-awaited and happiest event in her life. That’s why she decided to take a short career break in order to devote herself to the family, but continued to do charity and became a goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations World Food Programme. The actress said that now she tries to spend more time with her children and often shuts off her phone. “I make mistakes all the time,” she told. “I’ve yelled at my kids too much, and I’ve also cursed in front of them, and I also haven’t shown up for things because I was out of town. But at the same time, I have days where I’m like, ‘I’m a f*cking supermom.’ I am cooking, cleaning, doing homework, changing diapers, I worked out. What I’ve learned—and what I’m learning—is that I’m doing the best I can.”

The actress told she spends evenings with her family and doesn’t allow herself to be distracted by work. "We're having dinner, preparing to sleep, and it's the most wonderful time when I feel free,” – said Hudson.

The actress’s first official event was a month later after birth. And though fans noted her good shape, she admitted that it was very difficult for her to make herself to go to the gym. “Unlike with the other two, I didn't really have time to work out,' she said. 'It took a different kind of discipline,” admits the actress.

Kate also told that her go-to is always Pilates. “I love how flexible I get and what it does to the shape of my body,” she says. Keeping the peace also means carving out self-care time, though she rarely spends it alone and her spare minutes are limited. “I have so many kids,” she laughs. “I do check out. I go away with [them], usually to our ranch in Colorado. I sit and look out at the mountains. My doctor says I should be going away on my own, but I’ll do that when my kids are a little bit older.”