When asked if her well-known family would ever appear together on a reality show, Kate Hudson provides a candid response
She remarked, “Snake Plissken doesn’t do reality,” referring to his role in “Escape from New York” and “Escape from L.A.” as his stepfather Kurt Russell.
According to Kate Hudson, a reality show that follows her well-known family is not an option.
When asked by Entertainment Tonight if her family, which consists of mother Goldie Hawn, stepfather Kurt Russell, and siblings Oliver Hudson, Boston Russell, and Wyatt Russell, would ever consider a stint on reality television, Kate, 45, gave an honest response while at the Los Angeles premiere of her new Netflix comedy series Running Point.
Kate declared, “It’ll never happen,”My dad is simply too cool. Listen to him. He would prefer to be a dad in Colorado. “Snake Plissken doesn’t do reality,” she continued, alluding to Kurt’s role in the Escape from New York films.
Even if her family doesn’t seem to be interested in a reality show, Kate still shared her most recent project with her loved ones. In it, she plays Isla Gordon, a woman who is unexpectedly given the role of managing her family’s professional basketball team, the Los Angeles Waves. Brenda Song plays Isla’s best friend and the team’s chief of staff.
On Kate and Oliver’s podcast, Sibling Revelry, Song, 36, disclosed that Kate even introduced her to their well-known mother. “You don’t get it, Oliver. Kate is aware that I occasionally say, “I’m doing a scene with Kate Hudson,” while I’m in a scene. The former Disney Channel star asked, “What is my life?”
Song continued by saying that she eventually used FaceTime to meet Hawn, 79, which
