Kate Hudson has defended her decision to marry ex Chris Robinson. The actor, 45, reflected on getting married for the first time when she was 21 during Wednesday’s episode of Alex Cooper’s podcast, Call Her Daddy. While Hudson and Robinson’s marriage ended in 2007, she acknowledged to Cooper that her ex was still “her first real love”.
She reflected on how the relationship developed relatively quickly, since she and Robinson got together when she was 20 years old, and married less than a year later. “We were engaged in four months, married at nine months. Then, [after] three years, I wanted to have a baby,” Hudson said, referring to her now-20-year-old son, Ryder, who she shares with Robinson.
“Then it started to do that downward spiral.” Although the marriage came to an end, Hudson made it clear that she didn’t regret it. She also described how much love she and the musician had for each other when they were together.
“I didn’t question it for a second,” she added about getting married. “We were so connected. And Chris taught me so much about love, connection.
It was just a wonderfully passionate relationship.” After the Bride Wars star acknowledged that her family was supportive of her relationship, she once again defended her decision to get married. “And not a mistake,” she said.
“I look back at my entire life at this point, and I actually feel like I might have gotten it right.” She also noted that while her marriage came at a busy t.
