Kate Hudson's Brother Oliver Accidentally Spills Secret About 'Running Point' Season 2

Carly SilvaTue, March 3, 2026 at 5:36 AM UTC

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It's never a dull moment when Kate Hudson and her brother Oliver Hudson are together.

During the siblings' latest red carpet appearance together at the 32nd Actor Awards, Oliver added some extra excitement to the evening when he spilled a new update about Running Point Season 2—even though he may not have been supposed to.

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While speaking with Entertainment Tonight before the awards ceremony on Sunday, March 3, the interviewer suggested that Oliver should make an appearance on his sister's Netflix series, Running Point, which is returning for its second season next month.

Kate, 46, then insisted that Oliver "can't" join the show in any brotherly capacity since her character, Isla Gordon, already has three brothers (plus one newly-discovered half-brother) in the show. Oliver, however, seems to have found his way onto the series anyways.

"I did an episode," Oliver, 49, blurted out during the red carpet interview. "And it was very, very, very fun."

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Kate then gave a smirk to the camera while trying to maintain some mystery by adding, "Maybe he did."

"Am I not allowed to say that?" he then asked his sister, who confirmed that he was "probably not" supposed to share the news yet.

"But it's out there now!" Kate added, while pointing to the camera and encouraging fans to tune in to the Season 2 premiere next month.

Kate stars in the lead role on the sports comedy series, which was co-created by Mindy Kaling and first premiered last February. In addition to the Oscar-nominated actress, other members of the star-studded cast include Brenda Song, Chet Hanks, Jay Ellis, Justin Theroux, Max Greenfield, Scott MacArthur, Drew Tarver and more.

Running Point Season 2 premieres on Netflix April 23.

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