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Hollywood actress Kate Hudson, who was spotted flirting with Madonna's rumoured beau Alex Rodriguez, has revealed that she would 'do anything' for a challenging role, even if it required stripping off on the big screen.

The 29-year-old star admits that she is comfortable with stripping as long as it works for the movie, reports the China Daily.

"It depends on the movie and depends on the circumstance, but nudity is always something that is an issue for women," she said.

“I am pretty comfortable with that but as long as it works for the movie. Nudity is normally the biggest issue that I think about in a movie. But if I wanted a part I would pretty much do anything I needed to in order to get that role," she added.

The Almost Famous actress had earlier revealed that she loved walking around the house in the nude. "My mother and father never made a big deal about nudity in our house. I often walk around naked or just wearing panties. Actors are all supposed to be emotionally naked anyway," she said.

Hollywood actress Kate Hudson has bared all for her upcoming flick My Best Friend Girl.

The How To Lose A Guy in 10 Days actress has repeated her mom actress Goldie Hawn's shedding act in Overboard and Housesitter.

Hudson shares an onscreen romp with actor Dane Cook in the flick, reports The Sun.

The Flick starring Dane Cook, Jason Biggs and Alec Baldwin alongside Hudson revolves around a guy, who hires his best pal to take his ex-girlfriend on a bad date so that she realises how great her former boyfriend is.

Actress Kate Hudson, who has appeared in hits such as "Almost Famous", is being sued by Los Angeles-based 220 Laboratories for stealing their volcanic ash hair products.

According to TMZ.com, Hudson is being sued for not just stealing the product but selling it off as her own.

The firm has reportedly given 17 reasons to take action against Hudson and her hair guru Babaii, saying the duo made an oral contract with the lab and appointed them as the sole providers of the range's raw materials.

The suit was filed in the Los Angeles County Superior Court. They are seeking unspecified damages.

Hudson's representative refused to make any comment.