Nicole Kidman has been married to singer-songwriter Keith Urban for nearly 20 years. But, the couple made sure to keep the spark alive in their relationship no matter how many years later. In a recent interview, the Australian actress talked about her relationship with the musician. She revealed how Keith plans elaborate date nights and often surprises her. Nicole also recalled some core memories the dup shares even after so many years.
In a conversation with People Magazine, Nicole Kidman stated, “I like being asked out, which he still does. Seven nights ago, we went to dinner in New York. We love Japanese food, but I’m open [to everything]. I like not knowing where he’s going to take me. Surprise me, baby!” Kidman also shared that she is quite emotional about their relationship overall. She revealed her favourite song is Once in a Lifetime, which Keith Urban recorded five months after the couple married in 2006. She stated, “Keith wrote that for me when we were first getting married.” The pair have two daughters: Sunday Rose, 16, born in 2008 and Faith, 13, in 2010.
On the work front, Nicole Kidman will star in Babygirl. She also received the prestigious Volpi Cup at the Venice Film Festival for her performance. Discussing how the film makes her nervous, she told the publication, “Every time we screen Babygirl. It’s so open and raw for me. I’ve seen it three times, and that’s enough. I’ll be very nervous on Christmas [when the film opens], which is a pity because it’s meant to be not a nerve-racking day.”
The Babygirl trailer has already created excitement, tempting spectators with the explosive intensity between the protagonists. The film’s themes of forbidden romance and power dynamics promise to keep spectators on the edge of their seats. Nicole stars in Babygirl as a successful businesswoman who enjoys a comfortable personal life with her husband, Antonio Banderas. Her life takes an unexpected turn when a new intern, Harris Dickinson, joins her company. She begins an affair with him. The film is planned release in the United States on December 25.
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