Goldie Hawn can’t help but gush over her youngest grandchild! The actor used Instagram to wish daughter Kate Hudson‘s baby girl Rani Rose a Happy 1st Birthday on Wednesday, Oct. 2, posting a photo of the smiling toddler wearing a patterned red dress with ruffled sleeves and happily clapping her hands together.
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“Happy 1st birthday to my granddaughter Rani Rose Fujikawa,” Hawn wrote. “Our new little princess flower who makes us jump for joy.”
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Hudson wished her baby girl a Happy Birthday with a video montage of her baby girl that started with a tiny Rani sitting in a car seat. There was also footage of Rani relaxing on a cushion and cuddling with her mom, who held her in the air as she kissed the infant’s tiny face.
“And what a year it’s a been,” she shared in her caption. “A big Happy 1st Birthday to Rani Rose.”
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Several of her friends chimed in to wish Rani a Happy Birthday in the comments, with Sara Foster writing, “My angel Rani.”
“Can’t believe she’s 1,” wrote Maddie Ziegler along with a crying emoji, while Demi Moore shared a series of heart and kissing emojis.
“GIVE ME A BREAK,” exclaimed Gwyneth Paltrow. Paris Hilton added, “Too cute!”
Hudson shares Rani with boyfriend Danny Fujikawa, and the couple celebrated their baby girl’s birthday a little early with a joint party for Rani and friend Jamie Mizrahi’s son Yale. A photo shared by Hudson shows the proud parents decked out in Lederhosen as their two tots sit at a table in front of two small chocolate cakes, with a larger cake bearing their photos placed in front of them.
“Happy 1st birthday to little Yale and an early celebration for my little Rani Rose,” Hudson wrote. “What a year!”
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The 40-year-old is also mom to 15-year-old son Ryder and 8-year-old son Bingham.
“We’re sort of balancing out the masculine and the feminine,” Hudson told Entertainment Tonight in January. “It’s great — it’s a lot right now, I’m not going to lie — it’s busy in the house. It’s a lot trying to juggle and manage, and balance is a daily … it’s like, the family huddles around and everyone gets their strategy and then and we’re like, ‘Hike! Let’s do this, let’s spread out.’ But it’s good.”
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