Kate Hudson's Book Is All About Acceptance

Synopsis

Kate Hudson discusses her preference for wearing little clothing, stating that she feels more comfortable being naked. She describes her family as a 'comfortably naked family,' referencing a Norman Rockwell Thanksgiving painting where everyone is naked around the turkey. Hudson shares anecdotes about her mother, a dancer, who would come down the stairs in revealing outfits, encouraging a relaxed attitude towards nudity. She contrasts this with her wife's reaction to her own modesty, as she often wears a 1920s bathing suit. Hudson emphasizes the importance of acceptance and body positivity, which she addresses in her book, encouraging readers to embrace their bodies and feel comfortable in their own skin.