Goldie Hawn’s daughter Kate Hudson shares cute photo of her morning snuggles with newborn baby

Kate Hudson let fans in on a precious moment with newborn daughter Rani Rose Hudson Fujikawa.

The 39-year-old posted a photo to Instagram in which she and Rani were snuggled together. The newborn lay sweetly on Hudson's chest.

Her tiny, fragile arm crossed over her mother's shoulder. And light poured in from a window in front of the two. The post is found below.

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Hudson captioned the post:

"The early morning calm #babybubble."

This was only the second photo of her first daughter that Hudson has so far shared with the world.

The first one came on Saturday. It showed Rany snuggly wrapped in a white blanket with red and blue stripes.

The adorable girl wore a pink hat with light stripes featuring a large bow. She appeared to be sleeping on a white-sheeted bedding.

Hudson captioned the picture saying: "Our little rosebud." She added two rose emoticons on either side.

Hudson shares daughter Rani with boyfriend Danny Fujikawa. She already has two sons: Ryder, 14, and Bingham, seven, from former relationships.

The actress announced Rani's arrival on October 2, in an Instagram post simply captioned "She's here."

She reportedly named Rani after her grandfather, Ron Fujikawa who passed away.

Hudson and BFF Angi Fletcher's pregnancies were only a few weeks apart. The two shared a double bump photo in a black and white Instagram post.

Back in June 2018, Hudson took an unborn Rani with her as she visited Greece during a getaway with Fujikawa.

She took a bikini-style photo in which her huge belly drowned out everything else except her tanned legs as she lay soaking up the sun.

Alongside the couple, Hudson's mother Goldie Hawn and her partner Kurt Russell took the trip.

The actress' brother Oliver and her two sons also enjoyed the last bit of the summertime in the Greek city.

Hudson's current beau is a musician, just like her previous partners. He used to be the lead singer of a folk-rock band named Chief.