How Goldie Hawn ‘tornadoes’ in and out of her daughter’s house with rainbows and joy
Kate Hudson, Hollywood actress and mother of three, has described her mother Goldie Hawn as being like a “tornado” when it comes to grandparenting, swirling in and out of the house with rainbows and joy, leaving behind happiness and stories. Hudson talked about how Hawn is hands-on, but more of a tornado as she comes in with all the fun stuff and then disappears. While on The Jonathan Ross Show, Hudson described her and Hawn’s relationship and how they’re practically neighbors, but also how Hudson had bought the house she grew up in and now lives there surrounded by memories.
Aside from being a hands-on grandma, Hawn is an actress who has starred in several renowned films such as First Wives Club. Hudson talked about how growing up, she saw many Hollywood stars, but when Bob Dylan swam close to her while she was on a beach in Florida, she was starstruck! Hudson added that now, as an actress herself, she draws on the lessons her parents taught her on reading liars to play the role naturally.
Kate encourages others to apply for Survivor 2023
During the interview, Kate spoke about the reality TV show, Survivor, where she was a contestant in 2019. Hudson encouraged fans to apply for Survivor 2023, saying that it was a unique experience that people should try at least once. Hudson described the show as physically and emotionally challenging, but a great character builder. Those who take part, she said, emerge with incredible skills and valuable life lessons.
The cast of Glass Onion
Hudson is currently promoting her new movie, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, which follows her role in the movie Knives Out. The movie stars Daniel Craig, Edward Norton, and other renowned actors. Hudson spoke about her role in the movie and how she plays an actress who is prone to exaggeration. Hudson revealed that her parents taught her how to spot a liar, which helped her play the role naturally.
The Jonathan Ross Show
Hudson performed on The Jonathan Ross Show, a British talk show that features celebrity interviews, musical performances, and comedy sketches. Other guests on the show included Roisin Conaty, Stormzy, and Joan Armatrading. The show is well-known for its mix of entertainment and humour, and the interviews always provide insight into the guests. For Hudson, this episode was an excellent example of how to promote her new movie and discuss her family with humor and grace.
Summary:
Kate Hudson describes her mother, Goldie Hawn’s, grandparenting style as being like a “tornado” blowing in and out of the house, leaving behind rainbows and happiness. She encourages people to try out reality TV show Survivor 2023 as it will provide a unique experience, build character and offer valuable life lessons. Hudson talks about how her parents taught her to spot a liar, which helped her play a role in her latest film naturally. She purchased the house she grew up in and lives there surrounded by happy memories.
Additional Piece:
Grandparenting in the Modern World
There’s been a significant shift in grandparenting styles as the world becomes more digital and fast-paced. Grandparents now have access to technology that enables them to keep up with their grandchildren’s lives, even when they don’t live nearby. This has prompted grandparents to play more of a central role in their grandchildren’s lives, often acting as caregivers.
A study shows that 42% of grandparents provide regular childcare to their grandchildren, while a third provide intermittent care. And while they’re taking care of their grandkids, many grandparents are also imparting their life lessons, not just in person but also, remotely if necessary.
One significant benefit of grandparents’ grandparenting style is that they provide a nurturing environment with different values, communication styles, knowledge, and experiences that enhance the children’s development. Children who have frequent contact with their grandparents have better social and emotional skills, more positive attitudes towards ageing, and often achieve better academic outcomes.
On the other hand, grandparents who can’t or don’t provide regular care can still play a vital role in a child’s life. They can teach children the importance of family history, traditions, and cultural values. Additionally, grandparents can provide a unique perspective on life experiences and provide unconditional love and support, helping grandchildren feel happier and more confident.
In conclusion, grandparenting styles have evolved in line with technological advancements and the fast-paced modern world. The benefits of grandparents’ involvement in their grandchildren’s lives are undeniable, providing an opportunity to share wisdom, family history, and cultural values, instilling a stronger sense of identity, better academic outcomes, and more positive attitudes toward ageing. Grandchildren benefit from the loving support of grandparents, filling a vital role in their lives.
References
1. Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences. (2016). Grandparents as Caregivers. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. https://www.cdc.gov/aging/grandparents/index.htm#:~:text=Of%20the%20grandparents%20providing%20care,part%20of%20a%20child’s%20life.
2. Bliss, L. (2019). Research Confirms What Many of Us Know: Grandparents are Good for Kids. University of California Riverside.https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2019/09/20/research-confirms-what-many-us-know-grandparents-are-good-kids.
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Kate Hudson has described her mother Goldie Hawn‘s grandparenting style as being like “a tornado” blowing in and out of their house.
The Hollywood star mother and daughter live so close by that they are practically neighbours, and Glass Onion actor Hudson told Jonathan Ross that it meant Hawn was a big part of her grandchildren’s lives.
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Mum-of-three Hudson, 43, is a guest on this weekend’s Jonathan Ross Show where she was asked whether Hawn, 77, was a hands-on grandmother.
She said: “She’s hands on, ish… she’s like more of a tornado. She comes in, tornados in like rainbows and flowers and happiness and then she’s gone. And you’re like, ‘Where did mum go?’ All the fun stuff. We’re very co-dependant [she lives nearby].”
Hudson added that as well as living close by to her mother, she actually lives in her old childhood home now where Hawn brought her up.
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She said: “She’s (Hawn) seven blocks from me. I actually bought the house I grew up in. My mum sold the house, we moved into another house, 12 years later I bought back my mum’s house. Such happy memories.”
The Almost Famous star grew up around many big Hollywood names, but told how she had been starstruck when she spotted Bob Dylan swimming at a Florida beach once.
Hudson said: “He’s a great swimmer. I was in Florida – it’s as random as it gets – I was sitting on a beach, I saw this man swimming way out in the ocean, and another man that looked like a bodyguard.
“He came out and he put this towel over him, he got closer and closer and I was like, ‘Oh my god, it’s Bob Dylan!’ He was swimming like a mile out!”
Other guests on Saturday’s episode of the ITV chat show include Stormzy, Roisin Conaty and Joan Armatrading.
The Jonathan Ross Show airs on Saturday at 10.20pm on ITV.
Watch: Kate Hudson says her parents’ lessons in how to spot a liar helped in Glass Onion
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