Long airport waits can challenge even the most zen mum. So props to Kate Hudson for turning it into something fun.
While stuck in an airport lounge waiting for a flight, Hudson and her 11-year-old son Ryder Robinson choreographed their own mini music video to Fetty Waps' Trap Queen and later uploaded it to Instagram.
Getting in the swing of things, Hudson - who was wearing baggy trackie bottoms and circular sunglasses - looked effortlessly cool in front of the camera and shimmied her way down to the floor with her serious face on.
Her son, who takes the lead in singing the words, faces the camera and freestyles his own moves while breaking down the the floor the same time as his mum.
With a few moves in unison, it looks like it took a bit of practise but the end result? They smashed it.
Uploading the video to Instagram, Hudson alluded to the fact her 'pre-teen' wants to get his own Instagram account.
She wrote on the caption: How we deal with airport lounge boredom... #TrapQueen #DancingWithMyBoy #HeyWhatsUpHello #WhenYourPreTeenWantsHisOwnInstagramAndYoureLikeNoooooooo".
Ryder’s father is Chris Robinson, 48, the former frontman of the rock band The Black Crowes. Hudson also has another son (Ryder's half-brother) Bingham, four, whose dad is Matt Bellamy, 37, of Muse.
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Open Image ModalDance Attic Studios in Fulham has a vast amount of options for dance classes with all different styles and abilities on a daily basis.
The Beginner's Street Class with Missie starts with a 10-minute warm up, core workout and then goes into a full street routine.
The teacher has the perfect balance of repeating moves for all dancers to get the hang of, to giving everyone the chance to dance the routine to music. The whole routine is broken down into sections of around eight counts that are slowly added on, ensuring repetition doesn't make you forget the beginning.
Dancers are encouraged to say what parts of the dance they aren't sure about to perfect the move and Missie is great at both dancing with the class, then watching the routine herself to pick up on any moves that aren't quite right.
Although the class works you hard, you'll feel satisfied when you get the hang of the moves with a teacher who is very encouraging and always ensuring everyone knows what they are doing. The moves aren't incredibly difficult, but the pace is quite fast so those who have never done a street dance class before might find it slightly harder.
The warm-up may include some popular urban tracks, and the routine we tried was put to 'You Slip, She Grip' by Tego Calderon feat. Pitbull. The class is held in a large studio with high ceilings and a wall of mirrors, with plenty of space for all dancers to not have to worry about knocking into someone. Near the end, the class is split in two groups to perform the finished routine in the spaced out studio.
Not only is this class a really good workout (that left everyone sweating!), the atmosphere was great and the teacher is very friendly which creates a more relaxed environment for those who might have come on their own.
When: Beginner's Street is Tuesday 7.30pm. Other classes available Monday-Sunday.
Where: Dance Attic Studios 368 North End Rd, London SW6 1LY.
Price: Prices vary per class. Street with Missie is £5 per one-hour class plus £2 membership fee if you are not a member.
More info: call 0207 610 2055. (credit:Dance Attic Studios)
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