LOS ANGELES: 'Bride Wars'  legendary actress Kate Hudson is attempting into music and dropping her debut album next year.

According to "People" magazine, towards the start of the coronavirus pandemic, Hudson claimed she was resolved to live her life without regrets. She made this statement during an appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon."

"I had this issue (at COVID), you know. People ask you this question on every interview: "Do you have any regrets?" I reply, "I'm in my early 40s, not yet." But as COVID was going on, I thought, "You know, what am I doing?" ". She reportedly told 'People' that despite writing songs since she was 19 but "never sharing" them.

"I only imagined that would be among my biggest regrets. I'm not expecting anything "stated the lead in her upcoming film. "Simply because I want to release a record, I'm doing it. And I'm very pleased with it. I am eager." When asked when her music would be accessible, Hudson responded, "next year." In April, Hudson made her first public announcement that she will be recording in a studio. At that time, the Golden Globe winner revealed plans to record her debut album and posted an Instagram picture of herself singing in a practise room.

"I've just realised it's time to use the f-word. It and saaaaang!!!!! #albumincoming #myikigai," the co-founder of Fabletics said in the description of the picture, likely referring to music as her "ikigai," which is a term from Japanese philosophy that means "cause for being."

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