She
doesn't seem in any hurry to walk down the aisle with her rocker
boyfriend, and a new interview with Kate Hudson perhaps reveals part of
the reason why.
In the chat with SELF,
the divorced mother-of-two explains that relationships are challenging
and that she heeds advice from movie star mom Goldie Hawn about
honouring female friendships.
The
35-year-old actress, who has been engaged to Muse frontman Matt Bellamy
(the father of her son, Bing, two) since April 2011, told the mag:
'Relationships are the
most challenging things.
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'It’s where you do the most work in your life.
'You come face-to-face with yourself, and if you can deal with realizing
we’re all flawed, accept it and work with it, you might have a really
amazing, lasting relationship.'
She added that her best advice came from 68-year-old Hawn: 'My mom once said something so poignant to me: "Honor your
female friendships, because men can come and go, but when we nurture our
relationships with women, they can be forever." I really believe that.
My girlfriends are so important to me. They’ve been my rock-solid
foundation.'
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Hawn has been married twice, the second time to Kate's father, Bill, a member of the Hudson Brothers.
She has found lasting love, however, with Kurt Russell; the pair have been an item for 30 years though tellingly never married.
Kate
also chatted about her 'insecurities' and revealed: 'I can look at a
picture of Gisele [Bündchen] all day long and say, "I’ll never have legs
that long or lips that big." You have to honor who you are.'
The
actress, who was married to Black Crows frontman Chris Robinson - who
is the father of her eldest boy, Ryder, ten - also revealed she likes to
treat herself with food occasionally.
Sound advice: Kate - pictured here with Goldie last July - says her mom told her to honour female friendships

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