Kate Hudson Recalls Being Told She Is Too Old to Start Singing: F-k You

Kate Hudson defies ageist comments to launch music career with debut album, "Glorious," showing no fear and embracing excitement.

Kate Hudson is embarking on a new chapter in her life as she prepares to launch her music career, despite being told she was "too old" to do so. Reflecting on the moment when someone questioned her age and ability to pursue music, Kate shared how it initially affected her but ultimately fueled her determination to prove them wrong. With the upcoming release of her debut album, Glorious, on May 17, Kate is embracing her lifelong passion for writing music and expressing herself through song.

Born into a family with a musical background, Kate is the daughter of actress Goldie Hawn and Bill Hudson of The Hudson Brothers band. Despite the musical influence in her genes, Kate's relationship with her father is complicated, but she acknowledges the talent and creativity that runs through her family. As she prepares to embark on a music tour alongside the release of her album, Kate exudes confidence and excitement, ready to take on this new challenge without the fear of judgment or failure.

In a candid interview, Kate opens up about her journey to this moment, sharing how she has overcome insecurities and doubts to finally pursue her passion for music. With a sense of liberation and defiance towards those who doubted her, Kate is determined to follow her heart and embrace this new chapter in her life. As she gears up to share her music with the world, Kate's story serves as a reminder that it's never too late to chase your dreams and defy the expectations placed upon you.