Kate Hudson moving too fast with Lance Armstrong?

The July 7th print addition of In Touch Magazine has a new story that claims that Kate Hudson basically moves way too fast in relationships. Hudson, 29, has already supposedly told her new boyfriend, retired cyclist Lance Armstrong, 36,that she “loves him“. They don’t mention whether Lance said it back, but the magazine claims to have a source who heard her say “I love you Lance” several times. I got to say if Kate has said “I love you Lance” several times and Lance somehow hasn’t said “I love you back” she is a fool! However one does wonder how there could be such a witness that would be so close to the couple that they would hear such intimate utterances? Maybe one of their children is making a little money on the side selling details to the magazines? A house maid?

The magazine goes on to say that Lance (maybe he does say “I love you”) and Kate are talking marriage and that it’s the “real thing” for both of them.There’s an inset story beneath that one that details Kate’s dating history and the way that she falls head over heels for boyfriends quickly:

Moving in After 4 Days with ex husband Chris Robinson
Days after their first date in May 2000, Kate moved in with Chris Robinson. “We knew we were in love after four days,” she says. They wed seven months later.

Dating Owen Wilson 1 week after split-up with husband
One week after her separation from Chris was confirmed, rumors flew that Kate was already dating her You, Me and Dupree co-star Owen Wilson

Vacationing with Dax Shephard 2 weeks after meeting him
Two weeks after she was first seen with comedian Dax Shepard, Kate invited him to take a vacation with her to Canada to meet her entire extended family.

Meeting Lance Armstrong kids after 1 date
Lance and Kate were first spotted at a Kid Rock concert after-party in NYC on May 15. She flew with him to Austin, TX, the next day and met his children.

I guess we all rush into relationships sometimes. Being foolish in love and giving your heart freely has it’s drawbacks though, doesn’t it?  It’s got to be confusing for her young son Ryder, perhaps getting attached to her various partners, and then when it’s suddenly over, ‘disappointment and confusion .’  Feelings of abandonment are hard for a child to deal with.