The american actress Kate Hudson (39) is known to talk out loud about their opinions – good and bad. She has created headlines for his statements for years, but now she has seen him have to defend ordbruken.
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The last few weeks, it has flourished articles in the international press that the 39-year-old, who got dattera Rani Rose in October, raising the three-month-old girl “kjønnsløst” and will continue with it the older she gets.
Newspapers such as the Independent, CBS News and the Mirror were among those who wrote about the hudson’s upbringing of dattera.
– does not make sense
It all should, according to the Hudson bunne in a question about whether it is different to be the mother of a girl, with the thought that she has sons Ryder (15) and Bingham (7) from the previous. She should have answered “not really”, which was the breeding ground for the countless headlines that have seen the light of day the last time.
– (…) I think you raise your children different no matter what gender they are – as a kjønnsløs approach, pointed out she in the interview with AOL.
Now the actress looked tired, and turns back hard against the articles that she deliberately raise dattera to be “kjønnsløs”.
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Dear all friends, fans and others who read this. Recently someone asked me about getting and raising a girl is different than the boys. My reply was simple, “not really”. This whole “klikkagn”tactic that I raise dattera mi to be kjønnsløs is lame and doesn’t make sense, she writes among other things in a longer post, consisting of several photos, on Instagram.
– I raise my kids, and going to continue with it, both the boys and the girl, to feel like just that they want to be. They should feel confident in their selections, feel loved and supported no matter what, she continues.
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Moreover, points out the star that she should have said “kjønnsløs approach” to get the conversation in a direction outside of the typical female stereotypene, which for her is very old fashioned.
Not all girls want to be princesses. Some have the desire to be king, and it is perfectly fine for me, she writes further.
I realize that some want to take the headlines seriously, as if I have a new method of raising my children, but I hate to disappoint you. For that, I have not, she continues.
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