Kate Hudson admits to crying over her son leaving home for college
Kate Hudson finds it “hard” to talk about her son leaving home.
The 43-year-old actress is still adjusting to life without her 18-year-old son Ryder, who recently left home to start college.
Kate shared: “It’s hard to even talk about. I’ll have a moment where I’ll just start crying because something will just hit me that he’s not here.”
Despite this, the Hollywood star – who has Ryder with ex-husband Chris Robinson – is also feeling excited for her son.
She explained: “He’s having a blast, he’s in the city, he’s like ready. And that makes me so excited. I’m so excited for his future. When you see your kids thriving and feeling good in their skin that’s all I can ask for.”
Kate – who also has Bing, 11, with Matt Bellamy, and Rani Rose, three, with fiance Danny Fujikawa – can also relate to her son and where he finds himself in his own life.
She told Access Hollywood: “He was in such a good place and I remember that time in my life when everything in front of you is possible. And I could see it in him and I was just so overwhelmed and I was going to cry.”
Earlier this year, meanwhile, Kate described motherhood as a “crazy” experience.
She said: “I don’t think it’s ever what you expect. I mean in a sense, I knew I was going to be tired.
“Being a mom and a working mom it’s never easy but no, every day, it’s just crazy. It’s insane.
“I mean, as I said, the little things that just come out of his mouth like that – you just look at him and think – is there anything that’s not more fun than that? I mean, that’s it.”
