Kate Hudson brought the heat this summer during her family vacation to Greece.
In a recent video posted on Instagram, the 47-year-old actress shared snippets from her trip to Greece, which included a number of clips of her in different bikinis.
She starts off the video pouring herself a drink while on the beach in a white string bikini, before it quickly transitions into a clip of her in a black bikini as she jumps off a boat and dives into the ocean.
We then see her in the same black bikini, this time paired with a sunhat, as she took the time to work out while jetting off on a boat in the middle of the ocean.
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In addition to sharing sweet family moments featuring her children, nieces and nephews and her parents, she also shared videos of herself dancing with a guitar while in a red bikini, playing in the ocean with her family, stretching in a leopard-print bikini while on a boat and mixing drinks in a revealing blue one-piece.
She posted photos from the family vacation earlier in the week, which included more photos of her in multiple bikinis.
Fans in the comments section couldn’t contain their envy, with many wishing they were on holiday with Hudson and her family, with one writing, “I want to be vacay friends with yall!!”
‘This is just too much happiness and joy all at once…keep it to yourself Kate!” another added, while a third wrote, “I want to come next time.”
Despite coming from Hollywood royalty, as Hudson’s siblings are also actors and her parents are Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn, fans pointed out in the comments section that they act “like regular people,” which is something Hudson has spoken about in the past.
When speaking with Fox News Digital in April, the “Running Point” star shared that raising fame-obsessed kids would make her a “failure” as a mom. Hudson is mom to three kids: Ryder, 22, Bingham, 15, and Rani, 7.
“Well, my thing is, if my kids drive or purpose is for fame and success, then it’s something that would feel like a failure of mine,” the star began. “If that is how they equate feeling significant, then, you know, they’re being fed a lie.”
She went on to say that while she would understand if her kids believed fame and success meant opportunity, but noted that achieving those things doesn’t “constitute or create a really fulfilling life,” and that she hopes whatever they end up doing brings them “purpose and community purpose.”
“So, for me, the most important thing for me with my kids is that they feel self-possessed, that they understand , and what does a purposeful life look like for them, and where do they hold their values, right?” she added. “What are those values and why?”
