In her program, the actress took advantage of the presence of Kate Hudson to confess her love past
From a child prodigy to a heroine of romantic comedies. Drew Barrymore knows how to reinvent himself, and since he hosts his own show, The Drew Barrymore Show, he shows, in addition to her hosting skills, that he has no problem showing himself as an ordinary human being. Through memories and anecdotes, the protagonist of As if it were the first time, reveals some of her secrets.
The actresses recalled that they met for the first time in a bar in Santa Monica. "With Luke Wilson," Hudson said with a laugh. “You guys were doing Alex & Emma together. I was dating him, but I was also dating other people," Barrymore said, playing along. And he added: “We had an open relationship… We were young!”
But the anecdote did not end there. Hudson then recalled: "I also had a thing with a Wilson." Amid a fit of laughter, Drew mused: “He's funny. When you're young you don't take relationships so seriously, you just have fun. We played, we were actors, we went out. We had a great time."
Indeed, Barrymore and Wilson were seen together on several occasions in 1999, but neither of them had, until now, commented on the tenor of their relationship. Some years earlier, Hudson had a six-month affair with Owen Wilson, Luke's brother.
Despite its short duration, the relationship between the protagonists of Tre's son Multitude, and their names would remain associated in the collective unconscious for some time. It is that, on August 26, 2007, Luke found his brother in the bathroom, unconscious and covered in blood. He had cut his wrists and taken sleeping pills. Days later, the youngest of the Wilsons entered rehabilitation to treat his addiction to cocaine and heroin. And although it later emerged that it was the consumption of those substances, added to a great depression, that made the idea of suicide appear in his mind, some American media did not take long to point their accusatory finger at Hudson and to speculate about the reasons for the breakup.
Hudson is currently engaged to musician and producer Danny Fujikawa, with whom she began her relationship five years ago. Together, they welcomed their only child in 2018, Rani Rose. From 2000 to 2007, the actress was married to singer Chris Robinson, father of her first child, Ryder. Her second son, Bingham Hawn Bellamy, is the product of her relationship with fellow musician Matt Bellamy, from whom she separated in 2014. Barrymore, in turn, has two daughters: Olive, 9, and Frankie, 7, the fruits of her relationship with her ex-husband, actor Will Kopelman. Previously, she was married to comedian Tom Green from 2001 to 2002 and to producer Jeremy Thomas from 1994 to 1995.
In October 2021, Barrymore hosted Green on her show. After introducing him, Barrymore told her ex how much she loves him, and he returned her kindness. "It's very nice to see you, although he feels a bit strange," she admitted.
"But I don't miss it negatively, quite the contrary, I thank you very much for receiving me on your show, it's incredible, I think it's very nice that we reconnect in this way, it takes the pressure off the situation," added the Canadian comedian, who then he sat with his ex at the table where the actress reviews the news, a segment in which he was able to intervene.
“It's just that I respect and adore you,” Drew told him. "Me too, a lot," replied Green, who had been invited to the cycle the year before, but virtually due to the pandemic protocols, in an interview in which they recalled their bond in a completely relaxed way.
