Goldie Hawn is one of Hollywood’s most famous stars, having appeared in a number of fantastic films over the years. The actress appears to have been focusing on her family recently, although this may not have been the case previously. Her son Oliver Hudson spoke openly about his life, growing up with a busy mother. Continue reading to see what he said about his ‘trauma.’

Oliver Hudson made comments about his mother, Goldie Hawn’s, busy schedule on a podcast last month, which disturbed many fans. Hudson discussed his experience with the Hoffman Institute, a transformative program that tries to unravel familial patterns and promote emotional resilience, in an episode that aired last month.

“My mother was the one that I had almost the most trauma about interestingly enough because she was my primary caregiver and I was with her all of the time,” he said Bode Miller, a guest on the show. “I felt unsafe at times. She would be working. She had new boyfriends that I didn’t particularly like. She would be living her life, and she was a wonderful mother. This is my personal impression as a youngster who didn’t have a father and needed mom to be there, but she wasn’t always there,

and she came out far more than my absent father.”He pondered on his childhood, saying that the institute helped him understand the complexity of his connection with his mother. Goldie, as her and sister Kate’s major caregiver, expressed his thoughts of being unprotected at times since his mother was so busy with her personal life. As a child, he only desired the presence of his mother.

Oliver’s session at the Hoffman Institute helped him appreciate and understand his mother’s efforts when he was growing up. While Oliver may have mixed views about his background, he is open about how important Goldie and her lifelong companion Kurt Russell have been in shaping his worldview.However, it appears that Oliver’s statement was taken out of context, and the actor now want to correct the record.

In his recent podcast episode for Sibling Rivalry, which he hosts with sister Kate Hudson, he stated that his statements had been “taken so far out of context.” “I’m even frightened to talk about it because it would exacerbate the situation because everything has been taken so out of context. “If you listen to the whole thing, it’s more about my child’s feelings in that moment than about me and how I feel about Mom as a parent,” the actor explained.

“I don’t know who I would be without my mother,” he explained, referring to his mother, Goldie Hawn, 78. “I can’t even imagine it. I adore her and hold her in the highest regard. So, it was simply taken out of context.Kate noted that the moment she heard his statements, she realized “immediately” that they would be taken out of context because of the choice of “such clickbait words.”

“I can’t leave my brother alone for a second,” she added jokingly.Oliver agreed with his sister, stating that his use of the word “trauma” may have drawn attention to his views in an unexpected way. “You speak that word, and it instantly inflames everything. There was no trauma caused by my mother’s parenting style,” Oliver explained. “You’re speaking from the perspective of a five- or six-year-old, which is exactly what I was doing.

Without her, I’d be nothing.”In retrospect, I’m just gonna shut the f**k up from now on,” he said humorously. Oliver has never been hesitant about praising his mother and her partner, Kurt Russell. In an interview, he stated, “When I was on my 24th birthday, I was sort of struggling as an actor trying to figure it out.” He went on to say, “Kate is a movie star, my parents are stars, and I felt like the black sheep.

I placed it on myself. And [Kurt] replied, “Look, Oliver, you need to stop caring.” Don’t give a s**t what people say about you, your appearance, or anything else; just be yourself. “It is not an easy assignment, but I believe that is the finest advice because it frees you up, you know? “It frees you up,” Oliver explained.