Kate Hudson snuggles her baby girl as celebrities honor International Women's Day on social media

The world’s biggest celebrities have taken to social media to honor International Women’s Day.

Kate Hudson led the charge on Friday, posing with her adorable five-month-old daughter Rani Rose Hudson Fujikawa, in a video captioned ‘Happy happy #INTERNATIONALWOMENSDAY [LOVE HEART EMOJIS]’.

Also celebrating the significant day were celebrities like Kris Jenner, Reese Witherspoon and Hillary Clinton. 

The girls: The world’s biggest celebrities have taken to social media to honor International Women’s Day. Seen here are Kate Hudson and daughter Rani Rose

In her video, 39-year-old Hudson sat with the daughter she shares with musician Danny Fujikawa in her lap.

As both girls look up at the camera, the Almost Famous star wonders, ‘What are we gonna say, Rani?’

‘Today is International Women’s Day,’ she continues. ‘And we say Happy International Women’s Day to all the women out there.’

‘We celebrate you, all that you do and all that you are, we love you.’ 

Her ‘Tribe’: Also celebrating the significant day were celebrities like Kris Jenner, Reese Witherspoon and Hillary Clinton

World famous ‘momager’ Kris Jenner also rang in the special day with a social media post.

Taking to Instagram, the 63-year-old posted a photo with all her daughters (clad only in white shirts and underwear) which she captioned ‘My Tribe’. 

Along with Kris, the photo featured Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kourtney Kardashian. 

‘Sisterhood’: Reese Witherspoon [2R], meanwhile, used her significant social media following to promote her own clothing line – and give to charity

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Reese Witherspoon, meanwhile, used her significant social media following to promote her own clothing line – as well as donating a percentage of profits to a women’s charity.

The Big Little Lies star promised that 25% of sales from Draper James’ ‘Sisterhood’ collection would go toward the Girls Inc. charity.

The accompanying photo showed Reese posing in a Sisterhood T-shirt alongside several models. 

Gauntlet thrown: Former Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton used her post (accompanied by a photo of more than a dozen women posing for a group selfie) to issue a challenge to more women to run for office

Former Secretary Of State Hillary Clinton used her post (accompanied by a photo of more than a dozen women posing for a group selfie) to issue a challenge to more women to run for office.

‘My challenge for you is this. Think of a woman you know who should run for office,’ wrote the winner of the popular vote against Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election. 

‘Then take a moment today to ask her to do it.’

‘Tell her she’ll have help from @emergeamerica, @emilys_list, @runforsomethingnow, and you. With one question, you could start something pretty big.’

Flex appeal: Juliette Lewis showed off her guns in a feminist T-shirt for her Instagram post

Specs appeal: Hilary Duff showed off her tortoiseshell glasses in her IWD post

Plus one: In a later post, the Younger star posed with her four-month-old daughter Banks Violet, and told her female fans to ‘never settle for less’

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The Good Place actress Jameela Jamil shared an amusing video to her Twitter account, in which she commented on male oppression. 

After talking about how many men own fashion labels which produce clothes ‘we’re shamed into buying’ the 33-year-old joked ‘we’re just being attacked by d**ks’ before using her microphone to mime being assailed by a phallus.

The former English teacher captioned the post, ‘Happy International Women’s Day.’

‘Here is a clip to remind you to protect yourself and protect each other, because we are still under attack.’ 

‘And to any man watching this, if you’re not oppressing, hurting or shaming any of us, and you’re an ally, then this clip isn’t about you.’ 

‘Under attack’: The Good Place actress Jameela Jamil shared an amusing video to her Twitter account, in which she commented on male oppression

LOL: The 33-year-old joked ‘we’re just being attacked by d**ks’ before using her microphone to mime being assailed by a phallus

Anne Hathaway: The Oscar winning actress kept her post short and sweet with the caption ‘Happy #IWD2019!’

Mom shoutout: Katie Holmes honored her mother Kathleen A. Stothers-Holmes on International Women’s Day

Meanwhile, Ariana Grande took to social media on Friday to post a video montage, titled Female.

The series of words over images of the 25-year-old pop star originally debuted during her Dangerous Woman Tour.

The Thank U, Next hitmaker captioned the Twitter post in part: ‘happy international women’s day every day to women of every color, shape, size, sexuality, age, religion, trans, cis, and all who identify ! u are everything and i’m proud of u everyday.’ 

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Statement: Meanwhile, Ariana Grande took to social media on Friday to post a video montage, titled Female

‘Sexual’: The series of words over images of the 25-year-old pop star originally debuted during her Dangerous Woman Tour

Taking a stand: The Thank U, Next hitmaker captioned the Twitter post in part: ‘happy international women’s day every day to women of every color, shape, size, sexuality, age, religion, trans, cis, and all who identify ! u are everything and i’m proud of u everyday.’

And tennis ace Serena Williams posted an essay to Fortune.com about her feelings on the importance of women supporting one another. 

‘Every year, I look at IWD as a reinvigorated call to action: together, we can accelerate global efforts to reach true gender parity,’ wrote the 23-time grand slam singles champion. 

‘On International Women’s Day, let’s promise to come together and support one another in honor of all the groundbreaking women who came before us—and those who are proudly following our lead.’ 

Mom life: Tennis ace Serena Williams posted an essay to Fortune about her feelings on the importance of women supporting one another. Seen here with daughter Alexis Olympia