Kate Hudson trolled for admitting she openly flirts with 'everybody' despite engagement to Danny Fujikawa

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kate Hudson isn’t shy about her flirtatious side, and luckily, her fiance Danny Fujikawa doesn’t mind one bit.

The 45-year-old actress opened up in a recent interview with Bustle about how her outgoing personality has never been an issue in their relationship.

Kate Hudson says she flirts with ‘everybody’

"I’m the biggest flirt on the planet," Hudson admitted. "Anybody who’s ever been with me knows I flirt with everyone, girls, boys, you name it. Thank God Danny is my partner. He can handle this. I met the right guy."

The couple shares a 6-year-old daughter, Rani, while Hudson is also mom to Ryder, 21, with ex-husband Chris Robinson, and Bing, 13, with ex-fiance Matt Bellamy, reported by People.

Hudson’s natural charm extends to her professional life, too. While filming the upcoming Netflix series 'Running Point', she was surrounded by a cast full of leading men including Justin Theroux, Max Greenfield, and Jay Ellis.

"I was like, ‘What a dream! So many beautiful men to work with every day,'" she said, adding that one moment with actor Toby Sandeman completely caught her off guard. "I remember there’s a scene where he comes in in this white suit, and he actually took my breath away. I literally was like, 'Hi.'"

Hudson and Fujikawa’s love story dates back years, but their romance didn’t spark until much later. The actress previously revealed that they had been friends for over a decade before a casual hike turned into something more. "On our 15th year of knowing each other, we were able to open our hearts to each other and feel so much pure love," she reflected.

Kate Hudson’s flirty nature sparks online debate

Kate Hudson recently opened up about her naturally flirty personality, revealing that her fiance, Danny Fujikawa, has no issue with it. However, while Hudson sees it as harmless fun, social media users were not happy.

One user expressed concern, writing, "Just because Danny can handle it doesn’t mean he should have to. It’s called respect for your partner." Another added, "I find it extremely tasteless and disrespectful, but to each their own."

Some criticized the behavior, with one user asking, "What exactly is the point of flirting when you have a significant other? Isn't the entire purpose of flirting to attract a significant other?? Lol, guess it's just me."

Another wrote, "I'll never understand why some feel the need to flirt with others when you literally have a partner."

One user commented, "Ever thought of asking Danny his opinion?" Another user lamented, "I think it’s disrespectful to your partner"

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