Kate Hudson: ‘Every Girl Wants A Fairy-Tale Ending’

LOS ANGELES, Calif. --

Kate Hudson has marriage on her mind.

In an interview with W Magazine, the “Bride Wars” actress sounded off on her new film and her past marriage to Black Crowes rocker Chris Robinson.

She gushed about her ex, though she kept mum on the subject of recent relationships.

“We can talk about Chris till the dogs come home,” she said. “I married Chris, I had a baby with Chris, Chris will be in my life for the rest of my life. But everything else — I’ve learned that things are better left private until you’re actually planning the wedding.”

And though their romance is over, Kate said she and Chris talk regularly.

“We iChat with Chris constantly,” she added. “No matter what is going on in my life, relationship-wise, Chris takes absolute precedence. It’s important for Ryder to hear me say how wonderful Chris is, and how much Chris misses him.”

It’s son Ryder, 4, who’s the real love of her life. A young mom, Kate doesn’t regret choosing him over Young Hollywood nightlife.

“Am I gonna look back and say, ‘God, I wish I could have gone to that… that… concert?’” she said. “I’d rather be listening to my son sing songs. I’d rather be watching him sleep.”

Though she makes her share of tabloid appearances, it’s the world of weddings that she can’t seem to escape from. Her new film, “Bride Wars,” finds her at odds with Anne Hathaway, with the actresses playing two friends who schedule their weddings on the same day.

“I play the classic extrovert, and she’s the classic introvert,” Kate said. “She sort of goes with the flow, gets a bit walked over sometimes, while I’m that got-it-all-figured-out, everything-needs-to-be-done-my-way, take-care-of-everything type. And that’s kind of how we are.”

The women bonded on set over an obsession with The Knot, a marriage magazine and Web site, she added.

But as for Kate’s own love life, with the actress now reportedly single, following a brief courtship with Lance Armstrong, does she expect to hear wedding bells at any point in the future?

“Every girl wants a fairy-tale ending,” Kate said. “And I believe it’s possible. Absolutely.”

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