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Kate and Oliver Hudson are sibling goals.
As the duo brother-sister answered fan questions during the episode Monday, July 21, of their “Revelry Sibling” podcastOne listener asked Kate, 46, and Oliver, 48, to reflect on a moment where they were “actually leaning on each other.”
Kate said that the “biggest time” Oliver was there for her – and a son Ryder Robinsonnow 21 – was after she divorced from Chris Robinson in 2007.
“For me, with you and my divorce, with having Ryder and being a working mother, I felt you had really stepped up without me asking,” said Kate. “You stepped up as an Oli Uncle and was really there for us – and Ryder.”
The actress remembered “that time of time” in her life having had a lot of Oliver doing things “without me even having to ask for it.”
Kate married the Black Cross singer Chris, 58, in 2000. Their son, Ryder, was born in January 2004, making him 2 years old when Kate and Chris announced their separation in August 2006. By November of that year, Chris filed for a divorce from Kate. Their division was completed in October 2007, with Kate and Chris all agreed to their son. (Kate moved on with Matt BellamyShe was with her between 2010 and 2014. They share Bingham’s 14 -year -old son. She is currently engaged Danny FujikawaShe shares a 6 year old rani rose girl.)
“In meditation, you were so stable for Ryder and I,” Kate continued during the podcast episode on Monday. “We had so much fun, and we created fun times with the children.”
Oliver Hudson
Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmmagicOliver joked that he and Kate had “micro-weight” because they went together “all the time” to get help.
“There are little things that happen,” he explained further. “Not these big catastrophic events where it’s like, ‘Here, put your head on my shoulder.’ Here are the little things. ”
The siblings are often called each other for everyday things “rather than, kind of, crazy big moments.” Oliver shared more insight into how it can be difficult for him to ask for help during the larger seconds.
“It’s interesting because I have a weakness – and it’s not necessarily the logical thought,” he said. “But sometimes there is, for me, personally introducing a weakness when you feel like you have to press someone rather than calculate yourself because you have to express, kind of, a particular vulnerability, and you don’t want to do it on time.”
Oliver added, “I feel like every day… my brain goes through all kinds of madness.”