Kate Hudson Rocks a Teeny Hot Pink Bikini During a Family Trip to Rome
Amongst the family photos, Hudson included some snaps of herself in a tiny hot pink bikini.
The post comes after Hudson was spotted in Europe with Dakota Johnson earlier this month.Kate Hudson has been soaking up the sun in Italy with her fiancé and daughter—and the family vacation pics are seriously cute. The actress took to Instagram to share a carousel of images from her recent trip to Rome, including images of her daughter, Rani, and her fiancé, Danny Fujikawa. The family spent their Roman holiday wandering through the cobbled streets, seeing the famous sights, and, naturally eating loads of pasta. "Roma 🤌🇮🇹❤️," she captioned the post.
Hudson also shared some snaps of herself enjoying some downtime at the hotel in between all of the sightseeing. In one picture, Hudson stretched out by the pool in a hot pink bikini. In another, she relaxed on her in her hotel room in the same swimsuit.
Hudson's trip to Rome comes after she was spotted on vacation in Ibiza with actress Dakota Johnson. The pair enjoyed a boat day with Hudson wearing a golden yellow bikini with a cherry print and ruffles. The pair were also spotted grabbing dinner together in Rome.
Earlier this month, Hudson shared another vacation round-up, featuring pictures of her family in Greece. For that vacation, more of her blended family appeared to join Hudson, with her brother Oliver, her fiancé, her sons Bingham and Bellamy, as well as her daughter Rani all making appearances in her photos.
Hudson and Fujikawa have been linked since 2016. They welcomed Rani in 2018 and he proposed in 2021.
Last year, Hudson opened up about her daughter to People. "She's the best. She's so magical," she said. "She's definitely her mother's daughter. It takes her forever to get out of the house. She's very particular about her wardrobe and her clothes and her vibe."
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