Kate Hudson Net Worth 2022 |Movies | Husband | Instagram |Brother |Bio

Introduction

Kate Hudson is an American actress, producer and entrepreneur who rose to fame with the 2001 film “Almost Famous”. She went on to receive a fortune as one of the co-founders of the subscription fashion company Fabletics.

Quick Facts

Early Life

She was born Kate Garry Hudson on 19th April 1979, in Los Angeles, California. She is the daughter of actress Goldie Hawn and her father Bill Hudson, who is an actor, comedian, and musician. She took admitted to New York University but finally pursued an acting career and then a college degree.

Acting Career

Her first roles came in 1996 when she made her TV debut on the Fox TV series Party of Five (1994-2000). Along with that, she appeared in one episode titled “Spring Breaks: Part 1”, this experience was enough to hold her determination to develop a professional acting career of her own. Her film debut was in “Desert Blue” in 1998. But it wasn’t until 1999 that she started to attract public attention when critics started stating about her brilliant performance of Cindy in “200 Cigarettes”, even though the movie itself was a commercial disappointment.

She received awards for supporting roles in “Gossip” and “Dr T and the Women” which both were released in 2000.It was then her performance in Cameron Crowe’s 2001 film “Almost Famous” that proved she was set to follow in her mother’s footsteps in taking the film industry by storm. 

In a schedule of fashion shoots and awards shows, she made an appearance in the romantic war drama opposite Heath Ledger in “The Four Feathers”, in 2002. Turning out to be a box-office failure, She fired back with the surefire hit as she acted opposite quirky heartthrob Matthew McConaughey in the romantic comedy “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” in 2003. The film was a box office smash and grossed over $100 million (INR 8,21.93 Cr) at the box office upon its release. Next, she acted opposite Naomi Watts in 2003’s “Le Divorce.” Her romantic comedies were “Alex and Emma” and “Raising Helen,”.

Hudson performed in 2005’s supernatural thriller “The Skeleton Key” which was a box office success and critically acclaimed. She appeared with Owen Wilson and Matt Dillion in the comedy “You, Me, and Deupree” in 2006. The film grossed approx $21 million (INR 1,72.98 Cr) in its opening weekend and also made $130.4 million (INR 10,74.71 Cr) worldwide.

Hudson once again worked on other projects with Matthew McConaughey in 2008 when they acted in “Fool’s Gold,” another box office smash. In 2009, Hudson performed with Anne Hathaway in “Bride Wars.” The movie flopped amongst critics but grossed $114 million (INR9,38.94 Cr) globally. She has been praised in reviews for her next role in the musical “Nine” alongwith Daniel-Day Lewis. Her career took a turn towards more varied roles throughout the 2010s. She also acted in small films “A Little Bit of Heaven” and “Something Borrowed.”

In 2012, Hudson landed the role of Cassandra July on the Fox teen comedy series “Glee.” Her next film was a political thriller, “The Reluctant Fundamentalist” in 2013. She then starred in “Wish I was Here,” “Good People,” and “Rock the Kasbah” with Bill Murray. The film only grossed $3 million (INR 24.70 Cr) at the U.S. box office, apart from its $15 million (INR 1,23.53 Cr) budget. Hudson then voiced a panda in the DreamWorks Animation “Kung Fu Panda 3” in 2016.

The film became her most widely seen performance and grossed $521 million (INR 43,02.96 Cr) globally. That same year, she acted in “Mother’s Day” and played the wife of Mark Wahlberg’s character in the drama “Deepwater Horizon.” The film opened to positive reviews and modest financial success. In 2017, she also acted in “Marshall”. Her appearance received hugely positive reviews from critics but was met with a limited theatrical audience. Kate was slated to star in the 2020 film “Music” directed by Sia.

Fabletics

In July 2013, Kate and her two partners, Don Ressler and Adam Goldenberg co-founded a subscription athleisure company called Fabletics. Over time the company would grow from being primarily e-commerce based, to operating 22 retail stores. According to a 2017 Forbes article, the company was at one point valued at $250 million (INR 20,65.02 Cr). It’s believed that she owned 20% of the company at that point. Assuming the $250 million (INR 20,65.02 Cr) has been held, her pre-tax stake was worth $50 million (INR 4,13.00 Cr).

In 2020 Fabletics crossed $500 million (INR 41,30.07 Cr) in revenue. Her co-founders, Ressler and Goldenberg, operate Fabletics’ parent company TechStyle Fashion Group. TechStyle is a fashion brand including JustFab, FabKids, ShoeDazzle and Savage X Fenty. In July 2021 it was reported that Fabletics was seeking to go public at a $5 billion (INR4,13,00.75 Cr) valuation.

Personal Life

She married Chris Robinson, in December 2000. The couple had a son, Ryder Russell Robinson, in January 2004. The couple separated in 2007. Hudson then dated Muse frontman Matt Bellamy beginning in 2010. They were engaged in April 2011, and their son Bingham Hawn Bellamy was born in 2011.

The couple announced their separation in 2014 and reportedly still co-parent their son on good terms. She then started dating Danny Fujikawa in 2016. The two had met several years prior, when she was 23 years old on 2nd October 2018, they announced the birth of their daughter Rani Rose Hudson Fujikawa.

Real Estate

In 2003 she paid $5.4 million (INR 44.60 Cr) for a home in LA’s Pacific Palisades neighbourhood. In June 2011 Kate paid $5.3 million (INR 43.77 Cr) for the home next door.

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