Kate Hudson arrived at JFK airport in New York City with her daughter Rani and fiancé Danny Fujikawa on Monday, (not pictured).
The actress, 42, looked effortlessly stylish wearing a long white fleece coat over matching jogging bottoms.
Sporting beige lace up boots, she strolled through the airport carrying her three-year-old daughter, bundled up in stripy cream blanket.
Bundled up: Kate Hudson arrived at JFK airport in New York City with her daughter Rani and fiancé Danny Fujikawa on Monday in a long cream coat
Abiding by coronavirus rules, she donned a black face mask over her nose and mouth.
The Almost Famous star wore her blonde locks down and went makeup free for the flight, showing off her youthful beauty.
Her arrival comes after Kate danced around her home gym in new photos and a video that she shared with her 14.5 million Instagram followers on Saturday.
Looking good: The actress, 42, looked effortlessly stylish wearing a long white fleece coat over matching jogging bottoms
Kate cut a svelte figure in a black sports bra and matching sweatpants by her brand Fabletics as she showed off her moves.
‘It’s a dance Saturday for me #fableticscofounder #dancelove,’ Kate wrote in the caption of her post.
The blonde beauty tied her tresses into a topknot with an orange scrunchie and went makeup-free.
Showing off her moves: Kate danced around her home gym in new photos and a video that she shared with her 14.5 million Instagram followers
She accessorized with two delicate gold necklaces and went barefoot before changing into white, black and orange Nike sneakers.
The Fool’s Gold actress was seen stretching on the floor ahead of her dance session in the first photo that she posted.
In the second image, Kate’s toned midriff was on full display as she shifted into a back stretch.
Dancing around: The 42-year-old cut a svelte figure in a black sports bra and matching sweatpants by her brand Fabletics as she showed off her moves
Stretching: She pulled one leg underneath her torso while extending her back leg in the next snap
She pulled one leg underneath her torso while extending her back leg in the next snap.
The Golden Globe winner was seen popping her knee out and reaching out her arm for another stretch.
In the last photo, Kate was seen with her arms raised over her head as she launched into her dance routine.
Flexible: The Golden Globe winner was seen popping her knee out and reaching out her arm for another stretch
Ready to go: In the last photo, Kate was seen with her arms raised over her head as she launched into her dance routine
The star showcased her moves in a video that she shared later on Saturday.
The mother of three captioned the video: ‘Ahhh…Been a long while. I think 2022 I meet up with my dancing heart again #dancelover.’
The Los Angeles native was seen twirling, pirouetting, prancing and doing an eye-high kick to Sleeping at Last’s acoustic cover of Cyndi Lauper ‘s classic hit All Through the Night.
Skills: The star showcased her moves in a video that she shared later on Saturday.
Celebrating the new year: The mother of three captioned the video: ‘Ahhh…Been a long while. I think 2022 I meet up with my dancing heart again #dancelover’
Flashdance: The Los Angeles native was seen twirling, pirouetting, prancing and doing an eye-high kick
The words ‘Some days I just have to DANCE’ flashed across the screen at the beginning of Kate’s video.
Kate has frequently displayed her love for dancing in posts on her Instagram page.
In 2016, she told Self magazine that dancing helped her relieve stress.
Lost in the music: The star danced to Sleeping at Last’s acoustic cover of Cyndi Lauper ‘s classic hit All Through the Night
Longtime dancer: Kate has frequently displayed her love for dancing in posts on her Instagram page
‘Dancing is the thing for me,’ she told the magazine. ‘It just makes me feel so much better. You know how you see dancers always crying? It’s like reconnecting with an old self.’
Kate went on to say that she tries to make it to jazz classes during breaks in her busy schedule but she also enjoys dancing alone.
‘Sometimes I’ll lock myself in a room and dance. I’ll turn music on as loud as possible and just get weird!’ she said with a laugh.
Working it out: In 2016, she told Self magazine that dancing helped her relieve stress
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