In the mid-1970s, the leader of the Hudson Brothers band fell in love with Golda Hoan, a Hollywood actress who was very popular at the time. Their relationship began with an explosion of emotions and passion.
They quickly got married, especially since Golda became pregnant right away. But such a ‘premature’ marriage quickly turned into mutual misunderstanding and, as a result, divorce.
For some reason, Golda did not believe that it was possible to maintain a close relationship only with one’s partner in marriage and suggested an open relationship to Hudson, to which the man responded with a categorical refusal.
Soon they separated, although Joan managed to give birth to two children, Keith and Oliver. They took their father’s departure very badly and, when they grew up, never forgave him.
Golda soon got her personal life back on track by marrying another admirer, Russell, with whom she still lives today. Together with Russell, they raised the children, Keith and Oliver.
Goldie’s new family inevitably affected the children’s relationship with their biological father. Meetings and phone calls became increasingly rare, culminating in a post on the internet by Russell, ‘congratulating’ Hudson on Father’s Day: ‘Happy day of abandoning your son and daughter.’
Hudson flew into a rage and could think of nothing better than to disown his children and forbid them from using his surname.
After that, the children’s communication with Hudson ceased completely, and there is no indication that it will resume now that they are adults.
