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October 12, 2007

Kate Hudson's son TV shock

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Kate Hudson's son is shocked when he sees her on TV.



The 'Almost Famous' actress says three-year-old Ryder gets very excited when
he sees her on TV but is unaware she is a big Hollywood star.
She told People magazine: "Every once in a while, he will go, 'Oh my God,
mommy, you're on TV, you're on TV!'
"I don't think he has any understanding of it. I think he's aware that it's
mommy's job."
Kate - who is estranged from Ryder's father, Black Crowes frontman Chris
Robinson - says her son has taken a keen interest in acting.



 


 





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