Like many of us, Kate Hudson is at home with family, but the doting mother-of-three rarely gets the opportunity to document her home bliss with all of her children in a snap together.
The Almost Famous star promptly caught just such a rare moment this week when her eldest 16-year-old son Ryder Robinson was at her home with his younger siblings.
In the sweet snap, Ryder is relaxing on a cushioned chair on Facetime -- presumably with another family member. Meanwhile his half brother, nine-year-old Bingham Hawn Bellamy and little half-sister two-year-old Rani Rose Hudson Fujikawa adorably look on at the phone conversation.
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Kate was able to snap the rare, precious family moment and captioned the shot she posted to Instagram "Got ‘em again! 3 in 1 pic." "Thank god for facetime" and "once in a blue moon," she added.
The actress has been spending lots of extra time at home with her family due to the Coronavirus pandemic, and her fans have been delighted to be treated to shots of the happy group on social media.
Recently there has been speculation if Kate will eventually tie the knot with her boyfriend Danny Fujikawa who is the father of her youngest child.
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Kate Hudson's three children, Ryder, Bingham and Rani were captured in a "once in a blue moon" shot
Her mega-famous mother Goldie Hawn has now weighed in: "Our children got married. I mean, they didn’t not get married. Oliver's very happily married and Wyatt's very happily married.
"Katie got married once and that didn’t work, and she's with this most amazing human and I don’t know if she'll marry again. The point is that we all tried marriage and sometimes marriage doesn’t work."
Goldie and Kurt Russell were discussing their own decision not to marry each other after nearly four decades together when they touched upon Kate’s love life.
"For people like us, the marriage certificate wasn't going to create anything that otherwise we wouldn’t have," Kurt said during an interview with People magazine. "I don’t know. 40 years isn’t enough to finally say, 'Well I guess...'"
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"It's okay. It’s not about the marriage,” she added. “It’s about the people and the relationship, and the will to stay together.
"And that’s a big one because if you want it, you can have it. You've got to give things up, but the joy and the excitement of being together and touching the toes of somebody at night is really a nice feeling."
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