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Josh Hall is coming to his wife’s defense!

Coming out swinging. Christina Hall (née Haack) fired back at ex-husband Ant Anstead after he claimed she was un unfit mother amid a custody battle over their 2-year-old son Hudson.

Praising her parenting! Josh Hall came to his wife Christina Hall’s defense after her ex-husband Ant Anstead requested full custody of their 2-year-old son, Hudson.

Elizabeth Taylor was determined to see her beloved pal once more before he passed away. Rock Hudson’s doctor, Michael Gottlieb, said the actress was able to sneak into the hospital where the ailing actor was staying before he passed away in 1985 at age 59 from AIDS-related complications. The two stars, who appeared in the 1956 film "Giant," remained close over the years.

Happy with Hudson! Exes Ant Anstead and Christina Hall welcomed a sweet son before splitting in September 2020.

Not so fast. Ant Anstead‘s emergency order requesting full custody of his and Christina Hall‘s son, Hudson, was denied.

Christina Hall (formerly Christina El Moussa, Christina Anstead and Christina Haack) is responding to her ex-husband Ant Anstead accusing her of being a bad mom.

The drama continues. Things can get complicated with multiple exes in the mix — and Christina Hall (née Haack) has experienced the mess firsthand.

Ant Anstead has launched some scathing claims about his co-parenting situation with Christina Hall (nee Haack) and how much time he says she hasn’t spent with their son Hudson London, 2. The "Celebrity IOU" star claimed in a court filing Thursday that his ex-wife, 38, has spent an "average of nine full days each month over the last 20 months and an average of seven full days per month in 2022" with their son, according to multiple reports.  Hall responded, saying Anstead's filing "saddens" her and that she is a "good mom." In his filing, Anstead, 43, asked that Hall’s "regular" custody schedule be adjusted so that she is allowed "alternating weekends, Friday at 4 p.m.

Going her own way. Christina Hall has been in the spotlight for nearly a decade — and the attention hasn’t always been easy to navigate.

TMZ, Ant says the former "Flip or Flop" star puts their son, Hudson, at risk and uses him for social media traffic, which infuriates the "Wheeler Dealers" host. Not only is Ant asking a judge to make his ex stop posting their son on social media, he said she's only been with the tot "9 full days each month" over the last 20 months. He further argued that the tyke isn't safe when he's with Christina, pinpointing an alleged incident in which Hudson came home with a major sunburn after being being with her.

Not holding back. Ant Anstead is unhappy with his and Christina Haack’s custody agreement over their 2-year-old son Hudson.

Ant Anstead is filing for custody.

Almost Famous actor played Band-Aid Penny Lane in the 2000 Cameron Crowe film, and has now announced the start of her own music career.Hudson shared the news with two photos of herself in a recording studio on Instagram, which she captioned: “Finally realized it’s time to say f#%! it and saaaannngg!!!!! #albumincoming #myikigai.”Take a look at the post here:A post shared by Kate Hudson (@katehudson)Kate Hudson previously sang in Sia‘s directorial debut Music, in which she plays Zu, the half-sister and guardian of a young autistic woman called Music.The film had been criticised for casting Maddie Ziegler, a non-autistic actor, in the role of Music.During an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, Hudson said the criticisms around the movie were “an important conversation to have”.“For me, when I hear that there’s anybody that feels left out, I feel terrible,” she said. “I think when people see the film they will see the amount of love and sensitivity that was put into it, but it is an important conversation to have – not just about this movie, but as a whole about representation.“I think it’s an ongoing important dialogue to be had about neurotypical actors portraying neurodivergent characters, with people who are experts and really know how to engage in the conversation.

Kate Hudson gave her fans something to talk about on Monday after she shared two images of herself singing onstage with a guitarist and film crew behind her — and said she’s working on an album.

Kate Hudson gave her fans something to talk about on Monday after she shared two images of herself singing onstage with a guitarist and film crew behind her — and said she's working on an album.«Finally realized it’s time to say f#%! it and saaaannngg!!!!!» the 43-year-old actress captioned the series of pics. Hudson also added hashtags that read «album incoming» and «my ikigai,» which is a Japanese concept which means someone's passion, or reason for being. A post shared by Kate Hudson (@katehudson)While it's unclear if Hudson's Instagram album announcement is official, her famous friends couldn't help but share their excitement in the comments section.

investigation by The Associated Press and the Toronto Star.The problems date back to the founding of Los Angeles-based Break The Floor Productions; as the company has grown into an industry powerhouse, its leaders perpetuated a culture of sex and silence, according to interviews with dozens of former and current staff and students.Break the Floor’s reach extends across the entertainment industry to some of the biggest names in music, television and social media. Alumni and faculty have danced on stage with Lady Gaga and Taylor Swift, at the Oscars and the Super Bowl.

Glamour. “And I’m not [normally] devastated over roles. I had done chemistry reads, I had done Zooms.