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Kate Hudson dating Lance Armstrong?
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Saturday 17th May, 2008 (ANI)
Melbourne, May 17 : Kate Hudson reportedly has a new leading man in her life - Tour de France legend Lance Armstrong.
A source revealed to PerezHilton.com that Hudson and Armstrong have been seeing each other for a few weeks, reports the Daily Telegraph.
"They've been dating quietly for a few weeks now," the source said.
And, things have reportedly gotten so serious that the two are understood to have jetted to Texas for a romantic getaway.
The reported Hudson-Armstrong romance comes just weeks after she split from Owen Wilson for a second time.
"It was a pretty bad breakup. Owen said it was a tough one. He definitely doesn't want to dwell on it. He wants to put it behind him," a pal of the actor said.
And the split certainly seems to have brought out the actor's wild side.
"Owen was pretty chummy with the ladies ... he was certainly doing some sweet talking. He looked happy to be there hanging with them," a source said.
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