Kate Hudson, 46, shows off abs in a bikini top during pool day with mine-me daughter
Kate Hudson used Instagram to recap a weekend getaway with her daughter Rani.
Engaging her audience of 18.4 million on Tuesday evening, the 46-year-old multihyphenate posted photos from a stay at Four Seasons Resort and Residences Napa Valley.
Included in the roundup of photos was an adorable snapshot of her and Rani, six, in a swimming pool with drinks set on the ledge in front of them.
Another image showed the new music artist in an ab-baring blue bikini top and faded blue lounge shorts.
She was there to perform at the two-day music festival BottleRock.
Hudson, who's the nepo baby of Goldie Hawn, wrote in the caption, 'Thank you @fsnapavalley for being the perfect oasis during an unforgettable @bottlerocknapa weekend (and for making sure my glass was always full).'
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Kate shares Rani with longtime fiancé Danny Fujikawa, 38.
She is also mom to 21-year-old son Ryder Robinson, whom she shares with ex-husband Chris Robinson, and 13-year-old son Bingham Bellamy, whose dad is Matt Bellamy.
The blonde beauty and Danny have been engaged since 2021, following the birth of their daughter in 2018.
She has been performing music from her debut album Glorious — which was released on May 17, 2024 — over the last year.
The Press Democrat, Napa and Sonoma County's newspaper, reviewed Kate's BottleRock performance after she took the stage in an off-the-shoulder, lacy, white mini dress.
'Actress-turned-singer Kate Hudson took a victory lap on the Verizon stage following the May release of her debut album, Glorious,' the newspaper wrote in part.
The star began teasing her original music back in 2023. She wrote on Instagram at the time, '[Covid-19] lock down reminded me to have no creative regrets in life, take chances, don't let anyone determine why or when you chose to put art in the world, be fearless in moves you make.'
The mother-of-three added, 'And music is my first creative love story that I would regret not sharing.'
Kate's luxurious stay in Napa Valley included lots of wine. The silver screen siren was all smiles as she sipped a red variety
In January 2023 Kate told E! News about her debut album, 'I've got 26 songs. We're dwindling them down.'
She has been closely associated with the music world for years — she played a groupie in Almost Famous, sang a song in the movie Nine, her ex-husband Chris founded The Black Crowes and her ex-fiancé Matt is the frontman of Muse.
'It's just been a great, creative, completely immersive experience for me and something I had to get out and I'm getting it out!' she gushed to the outlet more than two years ago.
Hudson added at the time, 'We'll see what happens.'
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