Kate Hudson Shows Cleavage and Legs at Premiere with Danny Fujikawa
Kate Hudson made a bold statement at the Los Angeles premiere of her upcoming Netflix series, "Running Point." Accompanied by her fiancé, Danny Fujikawa, the actress donned an eye-catching red carpet ensemble.
On February 13, the 45-year-old star illuminated the event in a stunning couture champagne satin gown by Roberto Cavalli. The dress featured a daring plunging square neckline and coquettishly draped elements. Beautiful thigh-high slits on both sides of her gown accentuated her legs. Hudson enhanced her outfit with a silver diamond necklace, highlighted by a pink jewel at the center.
She opted for simplicity in jewelry, wearing just one striking ring on each hand while forgoing earrings. Her makeup radiated a natural glow with subtle smokey eyes and a nude lipstick.
Fujikawa, who shares a daughter named Rani with Hudson, beamed proudly as he posed by her side. He complemented her look in a classic black suit with a white button-down shirt and sleek black pants.
During a May 2024 appearance on "SiriusXM’s Andy Cohen Live", Hudson shared her thoughts on getting married, mentioning that the couple is considering it. "I think soon. I think we'll get married soon," she revealed to Cohen.
However, Hudson noted something holding them back. "I just don't want to plan a wedding. It's such a bummer," she admitted. "But I want the party. I love a party. That's the only problem."
*Running Point*, which also features Brenda Song, Justin Theroux, and others, has an ensemble that looked harmonious in shades of gold, black, and hints of dark red at the premiere. Created by Mindy Kaling, Ike Barinholtz, and David Stassen, this upcoming Netflix series is a sports comedy.
The plot centers on Hudson's character, Isla Gordon, portrayed as "ambitious and often overlooked." Isla must demonstrate her worth to skeptical brothers, the board, and the sports community regarding her appointment.
"Running Point" is set to premiere on February 27 on Netflix.
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