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Kate Hudson Reveals She's an "Easy Crier" and Sheds Tears Almost Daily

Kate Hudson openly discusses being an "easy crier," revealing she sheds tears at least once every other day, often triggered by simple things like social media posts. She attributes this emotional openness to her family, noting that everyone except her stepfather Kurt Russell and brother Wyatt are criers. Hudson and her *Song Sung Blue* co-star Hugh Jackman shared mutual admiration at the Gotham Awards, praising each other's craft and connection. The actress emphasizes that crying is "always a good thing," framing emotional vulnerability in a positive light.

Key Points: Kate Hudson on Being an "Easy Crier" and Family Emotions

  • Daily crier
  • Emotional family
  • New film with Hugh Jackman
  • Crying is positive
  • Profound moments trigger tears
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Kate Hudson: I'm an easy crier

Kate Hudson says she cries almost daily, calls it "a good thing," and reveals her family, except Kurt Russell, are all emotional criers.

"I cry really easy. I'm an easy crier. ... I could look at an Instagram and start (crying). - Kate Hudson"

Los Angeles, Dec 27

Hollywood star Kate Hudson, who stars in Craig Brewer's musical biopic Song Sung Blue alongside Hugh Jackman, says she is an "easy crier" and probably sheds tears at least once every other day.

"I cry every day 'cause every time Hugh and I start talking about the movie, we get so emotional," Hudson told people.com of her new film based on the real-life Neil Diamond tribute band Lightning & Thunder.

It doesn't take much to make Hudson cry.

Revealing the reason, she said: "I cry really easy. I'm an easy crier. ... I could look at an Instagram and start (crying). Especially (posts) of kids saying something profound will make me cry."

"I think I probably cry at least once every other day. Crying is always a good thing. It really is."

The star says her mom Goldie Hawn, brother Oliver Hudson and more are constantly in touch with their feelings.

"We're all criers," she says.

"Our whole family, everybody but maybe Pa (Kurt Russell) and Wyatt," Hudson says. "We're pretty emotional."

Song Sung Blue follows the story of Claire played by Hudson and Mike Sardinia essayed by Jackman, who formed their tribute band Lightning & Thunder in 1989 for the "Sweet Caroline" singer, as their professional relationship turns romantic.

Speaking at the 2025 Gotham Awards, the costars opened up about their collaboration and showered one another with kind words.

"His superpower is to connect, whether it's onstage, whether it's on set, whether it's with anyone and everyone. He just wants to connect, and he wants to make sure that everyone's happy," Hudson explained, before addressing Jackman beside her.

"And at the same time, I learned that one of the greatest gifts that you can give people is that you actually have a desire to connect to them, and I think you give that to everybody."

Jackman responded, "I learned a lot from Kate. I've done almost 50 films, but somehow working with Kate - it's a very difficult thing to describe, but the mixture of being prepared and just being instinctive is a really fine line, and no one does it better than Kate Hudson."

He added, "Being with her ... I think I became a better actor."

- IANS

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Rohit P
Honestly, crying every other day seems a bit much? I appreciate emotional honesty, but there's also value in resilience. Our Bollywood heroes rarely cry on screen, and we love them for their strength. Just a different perspective.
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Ananya R
My mum and I are exactly like this! We cry at TV commercials, happy news, sad news... everything. It's nice to know even celebrities have families where everyone is in touch with their feelings. Can't wait to see this movie!
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David E
The mutual respect between Hudson and Jackman is wonderful. In an industry known for ego, this is heartwarming. Their film sounds interesting—a tribute band story with Neil Diamond's music? Could be a fun watch.
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Karthik V
Crying at Instagram posts of kids saying something profound... I can relate! Sometimes the simplest things hit you the hardest. It shows a sensitive heart. More people should be comfortable expressing emotions like this.
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Sarah B
"Crying is always a good thing." I don't fully agree—sometimes it's a sign you need help. But normalizing it as a healthy emotional response is positive. Her family dynamic sounds lovely and very supportive.

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