Oliver Hudsonhad quite the star-studded childhood.While onWatch What Happens Live withAndy Cohenon Thursday, the 45-year-old actor was asked whether he ever had any crushes on his movie-star mom Goldie Hawn’s friends while growing up. After a moment of thinking, Hudson recalled an adorable memory about crushing on Madonna.“Warren Beatty was dating Madonna at the time when I was little, and Madonna called the house and I answered the phone. She goes, ‘Is Warren there?’ and I said, ‘Yeah, who’s this?’ She’s like, ‘It’s Madonna.’ I almost lost my mind,” said Hudson.“I still have a bet that I’m going to kiss Madonna at some point in my life, a $20 bet with my friends,” he added. “So, Madonna, if you’re listening, I’m ready still.“Beatty, now 84, costarred with Hawn, now 76, in movies like 1971’sDollars, 1975’sShampooand 2001’sTown & Country.getty (2)Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Beatty and Madonna, now 63, dated after meeting during filming for the 1991 filmDick Tracy, in which Madonna played lounge singer Breathless Mahoney. Their relationship didn’t last much longer after the premiere ofDick Tracy, though.In 2016, Beattytold PEOPLE about his relationshipwith Madonna, saying at the time, “She’s a huge personality, diligent and disciplined and a spectacular dancer and performer. She’s a phenomenon.“Hudson married his wifeErinnin 2006 and they share three children:Rio Laura, 8,Bodhi Hawn, 11, andWilder Brooks, 14. Speaking with PEOPLE in March, Hudsonrecalled going on family tripswith Hawn and his sister Kate Hudson.“My mom was —is— badass. We did a bunch of road trips, honestly,” he said at the time. “There are a couple in particular that are very memorable just because we were young. We were in the Southwest just cruising around in her van, and it just felt free.““We didn’t have all of what we have today, and we weren’t stopping and watching television,” he continued. “It was just this freedom of being out in the world with nothing but us and the wilderness and nature.”
Oliver Hudsonhad quite the star-studded childhood.
While onWatch What Happens Live withAndy Cohenon Thursday, the 45-year-old actor was asked whether he ever had any crushes on his movie-star mom Goldie Hawn’s friends while growing up. After a moment of thinking, Hudson recalled an adorable memory about crushing on Madonna.
“Warren Beatty was dating Madonna at the time when I was little, and Madonna called the house and I answered the phone. She goes, ‘Is Warren there?’ and I said, ‘Yeah, who’s this?’ She’s like, ‘It’s Madonna.’ I almost lost my mind,” said Hudson.
“I still have a bet that I’m going to kiss Madonna at some point in my life, a $20 bet with my friends,” he added. “So, Madonna, if you’re listening, I’m ready still.”
Beatty, now 84, costarred with Hawn, now 76, in movies like 1971’sDollars, 1975’sShampooand 2001’sTown & Country.
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Beatty and Madonna, now 63, dated after meeting during filming for the 1991 filmDick Tracy, in which Madonna played lounge singer Breathless Mahoney. Their relationship didn’t last much longer after the premiere ofDick Tracy, though.
In 2016, Beattytold PEOPLE about his relationshipwith Madonna, saying at the time, “She’s a huge personality, diligent and disciplined and a spectacular dancer and performer. She’s a phenomenon.”
Hudson married his wifeErinnin 2006 and they share three children:Rio Laura, 8,Bodhi Hawn, 11, andWilder Brooks, 14. Speaking with PEOPLE in March, Hudsonrecalled going on family tripswith Hawn and his sister Kate Hudson.
“My mom was —is— badass. We did a bunch of road trips, honestly,” he said at the time. “There are a couple in particular that are very memorable just because we were young. We were in the Southwest just cruising around in her van, and it just felt free.”
“We didn’t have all of what we have today, and we weren’t stopping and watching television,” he continued. “It was just this freedom of being out in the world with nothing but us and the wilderness and nature.”
source: people.com
