Kate - the news is that you've traded your perfect tiny cups for a pair of cleavage-enhancing C's.
Us Weekly reports that you got a small breast augmentation in late March, but I have to say the chest makeover is very obvious in new photos taken of you in a bikini top.
It's so obvious because Kate, you always seemed so self confident about your tiny perky assets, you never made any attempt to enhance your bust -- in fact you seemed to happily show off your cute boyish chest in plunging evening gowns and adorable little swimsuits. You appeared to have a refreshingly empowered attitude.
So, Kate, what happened? Was this a breakup boob job? Did the failed romance with A-Rod in December so unnerve you that you let insecurities over your body run wild?
If so, that's so sad, Kate. How crummy that a commitment-phobic crumbum like Yankee Alex Rodriguez could make you feel bad enough about yourself that you'd need a plastic surgery picker-upper.
Click to find out more about why Kate HAD to become a C cup!
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Speaking from experience, I too was completely flat-chested like Kate Hudson. It was difficult to find blouses or dresses that fit well, because they were all made for women with some modicum of breast size. And don't even get me started about finding a decent bathing suit. And like it or not, the standard of beauty and attractiveness in our culture does entail having some breast size--Kate Hudson and I had none. And we both did something about it. I had modest implants, about the same size as the ones Kate appears to have, put in when I was in my 30's. I wish I'd been able to afford to do it long before that. It made a world of differnce in being able to find clothes to fit properly and in my overall confidence in how I looked. And to Bonnie Fuller and everyone else on this post who objects--get a life!
Get a life and get a real job instead of trying to make mountains out of mole hills (no pun intended).
This is actually SICK
To chastise someone for a personal choice that they make is in itself judgmental and presumptuous. To chastise someone because you PRESUME to SPECULATE about the motive behind that said choice is judgmental, presumptuous AND pointless.
Of course if there wasn't demand for this sort of garbage, people like Bonnie would have jobs doing something else. Sigh....if only!
Gripe #2: The reinforcement of gender stereotyping in this article does not fit with your implied desire to encourage women to buck contemporary notions of feminine beaty. Namely, your assumption that Kate Hudson must have been crushed that some baseball player wouldn't marry her seems very strange. I've heard that she goes through men like shoes and loves every minute of it.
Speculation that is disparaging.
Deriding someone for getting cosmetic surgery.
If someone wants to do something to make themselves look better, why should it be ridiculed?
Life is short. Do what makes you happy.
Ms. Fuller writes articles like this regularly. I wish she could be a happier person with herself.
The current obsession with Huge Mammaries is sick.
Hello KS, I'm your first fan :)
She is very young. What would that have to do with it in any event? Movie roles? The Magic of Hollywood can make anyone look just about any way. So can a variety of foundation garments.
How do you know she cheated on her husband? What would that have to do with anything?
BTW, we're ALL getting older. Second by second.
And yes, I'm trolling here. I saw the headline and was discusted, so clicked the link just so I could make this comment.