Kate Hudson delivered a stunning performance at the star-studded Goldie Hawn Foundation and MindUP 20th Anniversary Love-In Gala in Beverly Hills on Friday.
The 45-year-old American actress and singer looked like a pro as she confidently walked on stage at her mother’s famous event.
After a quick outfit change for the show, she turned heads in a floor-length black fringe dress with a thigh-high slit and a high neckline.
The blonde beauty looked glamorous in the chic ensemble, which she teamed with sparkling silver and black heels to add inches to her height.
She wore her long hair down in loose waves and accessorized with statement silver earrings and a variety of chunky rings.
Kate Hudson looked incredible while putting on a stunning performance at the Goldie Hawn Foundation and MindUP 20th Anniversary Love-In Gala in Beverly Hills on Friday.
The 45-year-old American actress and singer looked like a professional as she confidently took to the stage at the glitzy event.
At the event, Goldie celebrated 20 years of her foundation’s MindUP mental health program at festivities held at Ron Burkle’s Greenacres.
Before taking the stage, Kate wowed in a figure-hugging halter-style dress made of a sparkly gold material that fell to her ankles.
She slipped on a pair of nude peep-toe pumps and let her blonde locks flow to her shoulders in elegant waves.
The singer’s makeup was classic and consisted of a coat of mascara on her eyelashes and a light shadow around her eyes.
The star added a pink blush to her cheekbones to give her a radiant glow, while a satin pink tint was used on her lips for a finishing touch.
At one point, she turned around to flaunt the backless portion of the dress, as well as a thigh-high slit on the left side.
Kate struck a variety of poses upon arriving at the venue as she supported her mother’s 20th birthday celebration for her mental health programme.
MindUP ‘has equipped students, educators, and families with mental fitness tools that enhance resilience to face challenges with optimism, strength, and compassion,’ according to the official website.
After a quick outfit change for the show, she turned heads in a floor-length black fringe dress with a thigh-high slit and a high neckline.
She wore her long tresses in loose waves and accessorized them with statement silver earrings and a variety of chunky rings.
At the event, Hawn celebrated 20 years of her foundation’s MindUP mental health program at festivities held at Ron Burkle’s Greenacres (Kate pictured with Martin Short).
The singer’s makeup was classic and consisted of a coat of mascara on her eyelashes and a light shadow around her eyes.
Other celebrities were also present during the event, such as Demi Moore who dazzled in a long black velvet dress with cap sleeves and peach-colored fabric around the neckline.
Before taking the stage, Kate wowed in a figure-hugging halter-style dress made of a sparkly gold material that fell to her ankles.
She slipped on a pair of nude peep-toe pumps and let her blonde locks flow to her shoulders in elegant waves.
At one point, she turned around to flaunt the backless portion of the dress, as well as a thigh-high slit on the left side.
Other celebrities were also present during the event, such as Demi Moore, who dazzled in a long black velvet dress with cap sleeves and peach-colored fabric around the neckline.
Kate, who earned an Oscar nomination for her performance as a rock groupie in 2000’s Almost Famous, revealed that music has always been her first love.
In an interview with PeopleAhead of the release of her debut album Glorious in May, the singer said she knew “if I don’t do this, I’ll really regret it.”
She performed the songs performed from her new album for the first time, just a few months ago.
It was the Covid-19 lockdown that gave the Glass Onion actress the opportunity to really consider trying music seriously.
“I’ve always been brave in the decisions I’ve made, whether in my relationships or my career, but this was the one thing I was so afraid of. It’s like something changed in my brain and I thought, ‘I’m just going to do it.’ “Fuck him.”
In another interview conducted by her fiancé and co-writer Danny Fujikawa, 37, for Talk Shop Live x Rolling Stone posted on Instagram and Facebook, the artist answered questions submitted by her fans.
“One of our favorite songs on the album is a song we wrote together called Love Aint Easy,” Hudson offered before the Q&A began.
It was the Covid-19 lockdown that gave the Glass Onion actress the opportunity to seriously consider trying music (pictured at the gala with Rachel Zoe, Fergie and Laurie Lynn Stark).
Kate, who earned an Oscar nomination for her performance as a rock groupie in 2000’s Almost Famous, revealed that music has always been her first love (pictured with parents Goldie Hawn and Kurt Russell).
“It was a very difficult song for us to approach, which is why I came up with the phrase ‘love is not easy,'” she laughed nervously, looking at her fiancé.
“But we had an amazing experience writing that song, and then it turned out to be one of my favorites on the album.”
Responding to a question about which song made her feel “most emotional,” the star said: “We’ll Live Forever is a very emotional song and when I was writing that song, it’s about my son.”
‘It’s about being a mother, it’s about being a young mother and growing up with your son and seeing him go, and that was very emotional for me when I wrote it and very difficult for me to sing at first.