Kate Hudson admits what she finds hardest during a break up as she confesses her therapist told her to stop dating men after split from ex Matt Bellamy

Kate Hudson has confessed she finds the 'feeling of failure' the hardest part about walking away from a relationship as she opened up about her past romances. Appearing on Elizabeth Day's podcast How To Fail, the American actress, 45, spoke candidly about how hard she has found it in the past to let go of a relationship as she admitted her therapist told her she had to stop dating men. Explaining how she has grown to realise that sometimes people are just not meant to be she added: 'Then you realise as it heals, "Oh, this isn't the failure, this was exactly what needed to happen" Kate Hudson has admitted she finds the 'feeling of failure' the hardest part of a break up as she confesses her therapist told her to stop dating men after split from ex Matt Bellamy Appearing on the podcast How To Fail, the American actress, 45, confessed: 'The hardest part about walking away from relationships is the feeling of failure' 'Because if you look back and you're like, "uh oh, what did I do? Revealing her therapist advised her to stop dating men for a year prior to meeting Danny, she admitted by the end she 'couldn't care less about who was texting me.' Kate shares her second child Bingham, 13, with her Matt and explained the pair are now 'very close' after figuring out how to move on from their romantic relationship Kate shares her eldest son Ryder, 21, with her ex-husband Chris Robinson, who she was married to from 2000 until 2006, before their divorce was finalised in 2007 Kate has been with Danny Fujikawa since 2016 and the pair welcomed daughter Rani in 2018 before getting engaged two years later in 2021 Reflecting on the relationship with the her second child's dad, Muse frontman Matt, Kate admitted: 'We're so close.