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Kate Hudson<\/a> stunned in a daring gown while on a recent red carpet.<\/p>\n

While walking the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of Martin Short’s Netflix documentary, “Marty, Life is Short,” the 47-year-old actress risked a wardrobe malfunction in a bold yellow dress.<\/p>\n

The actress wore a floor-length suede sleeveless column gown by Italian designer Tod, which featured deep cutouts on either side, which give a glimpse of her toned abs and back muscles, as well as a little bit of side-boob when looked at from the side.<\/p>\n

She posted pictures from the event on her Instagram<\/a>, captioning the post, “What a documentary! Celebrating the one and only Marty Short \ud83e\udde1.”<\/p>\n

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Hudson stunned in a daring dress at the premiere of “Marty, Life is Short.” (Lisa O’CONNOR \/ AFP via Getty Images)<\/p>\n

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Fans quickly took to the comments section to let Hudson know they approved of her look, with one writing, “Kate Hudson you are always the best dressed \u2764\ufe0f.”<\/p>\n

“Beautiful stunning gorgeous talented the list goes on and on \u2764\ufe0f,” another fan wrote. A third added, “Giving Andy Anderson vibes \u2728\ud83d\udc9b Yellow is your color \ud83d\ude0d,” referencing her iconic character from the movie, “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days.”<\/p>\n

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The dress featured deep cuts on the sides which showcased a sneak-peak of her abs and her back. (LISA O’CONNOR \/ AFP via Getty Images)<\/p>\n

Hudson is currently starring in season two of the hit Netflix show, “Running Point,”<\/a> in which she plays Isla Gordon, the president of the fictional basketball team, the Los Angeles Waves.<\/p>\n

When speaking with Fox News Digital in April, Hudson explained she is able to relate to her character, noting that “when I put my mind to something, I roll my sleeves up, I want to get it done, and I want to do it right.”<\/p>\n

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Hudson is currently starring in season two of the hit Netflix show, “Running Point.” (Maya Dehlin Spach\/FilmMagic)<\/p>\n

“I think Isla really wants to get it right, but her drive and her ambition come from a more, I think, a place where she loves what she does, which I can relate to, but there’s also a dysfunctional side of it, which is what makes the comedy so fun,” Hudson began.<\/p>\n

“But I wouldn’t say that I have calculated ambition. I love the arts and I wanna tell good stories and I want to do things that move me and that feel like I can do and that could be a great thing to be able to do if I get that opportunity,” she continued. “But I don’t have this like, driving ambition to win, and Isla does.”<\/p>\n

Hudson is famously one of Hollywood’s most successful nepo-babies<\/a>, as she was raised by her mother, Academy Award-winning actress, Goldie Hawn, and Hawn’s longtime partner, actor Kurt Russell.<\/p>\n

She herself has three children: Ryder, who she shares with Chris Robinson; Bingham, who she shares with Matt Bellamy; and Rani Rose, who she shares with Danny Fujikawa.<\/p>\n

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Hudson hopes her kids don’t chase “fame and success,” but rather something that gives them purpose. (Emma McIntyre\/Getty Images)<\/p>\n

When speaking with Fox News Digital, she shared that if her children told her their drive came from their desire to achieve “fame and success, then it’s<\/a> something that would feel like a failure of mine.”<\/p>\n

“So, for me, the most important thing for me with my kids is that they feel self-possessed, that they understand what really drives purpose, and what does a purposeful life look like for them, and where do they hold their values, right? What are those values and why?”<\/p>\n

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Lori Bashian is an entertainment writer for Fox News Digital.\u00a0<\/p>\n