Actress Kate Hudson It is not retained when it comes to discussions about love, sex and personal growth in the 40s.

Kate Hudson, who deals with Music Danny Fujikawa, was not ashamed to discuss the evolution of his sexual life and how much age brought his favorite feeling of release.

In the bold and discovery of the interview with Hurry The magazine, "How to lose a guy in 10 days," the star opened in intimacy, connections and lessons they learned on the road.

The 45-year-old actress presented her trust and tonered in a series of striking images, which included an open white jacket and pale blue hot pants in one bold shot.

"The best part of sex in his 40s, he's honestly freedom," she shared. "Sex shouldn't be nice, and I think when you grow old, you kind of fun with that."

Known for her playful and outgoing nature, Hudson also recognized his reputation to the flirtation, the trait he says Fujikawa, with whom he shares a six-year-old daughter early Rose, a completely hug.

"I'm the biggest flirting on the planet," she admitted. "So, I think someone who has ever been very aware of me flirt with everyone, girls, boys. Thank God Danny is my partner. He can take it. I met the right guy."

While Hudson's love life is placed with Fujikawa, she was honest about struggles of past relationships and emotional path from breaking. During the recent appearance to "How to fail with Elizabeth Dan", the three of the three reflected in the difficulty to release and fear of failure that comes with the final relationships.

"The hardest part of walking is a sense of failure. One hundred percent," she discovered. "It was hardest for me - it left the fact that he felt like a failure or couldn't do something, or I couldn't fix something."

Before meeting Fujikawa, Hudson was married to Frontman Chris Robinson from 2000. until 2006, sharing the 21-year-old son of Ryder. Later she engaged in Muse Frontman Matt Bellamy, welcomed Son Bingham, now 13, before their Split.

Through therapy and self-reflection, Hudson said that it came to realize that not all relations were intended for last.

"Sometimes it's like trying to fit a square wedge in a round hole, and that just won't happen," she explained. "Then you realize how to heal," Oh, this is not a failure, this was exactly what was supposed to happen. ""

In fact, before Fujikawa entered his life, the Hudson's therapist suggested that he was bathed in completely.

"My therapist told me to stop hanging out with men a year," she admitted that she gave her to lose her with the dating scene until the end of that. "I took boys from the equation and I only had to go through this process to feel very uncomfortable, without having anything to do with anything that could ignite my dopamine, my flirtated side."

Before you meet for Fujikawa Fujikawa, Kate Hudson went from leaving him to focus on himself, which was ultimately a decision that ultimately transformed her perspective for love and relations.

"Then it was like I hit something, I hit this core problem for myself," Hudson was reflected. "I had (an) almost as if he was wrong from childhood and it was as if the weight was raised from me. And honestly, from that moment, I couldn't worry about who sent me."

During this period of self-reflection, Hudson found huge joy in his independence.

"My life became so happy. I felt very connected to what I wanted to do, my daily routine with kids, my pleasant weather," she shared. "I don't care about putting something, so when I returned to the world to meet, my relationship to the exit completely changed."

As he continues to accept life, love, and her non-political person, Kate Hudson still proves that self-confidence and self-confidence are the best accessories of all.