Nicole Kidman Becoming clear about death and grief.
gave Baby girl The actress, 57, shared a new interview with GQ Published Monday, Nov. 18 She has opened herself up to feeling emotions rather than shutting them down, as she embraces her 50s.
Kidman said that in her mid-50s her emotions are “even closer” to the surface.
“Mortality. Connection life is coming and killing you,” she said, describing some of the things she feels more intensely than ever. “And [the] The loss of parents and raising children and marriage and all those things that make you a fully realized human being. I am in all these places. So is life, wow. It’s definitely been a journey.” (Kidman shares daughters Sunday Rose, 16, and Faith Margaret, 13, with husband Keith Urban. She is also the mother of a daughter. Bella31, and son Connor29, which she shares with ex-husband. Tom Cruise.)
Kidman continued, “And it hits you as you get older … it’s waking up at 3 a.m. crying and gasping. If you’re into it and not numbing yourself to it. And I’m totally into it.”
The Oscar winner recently mourned the death of his mother, JanelleAged 84 in September, prompting him to leave the Venice International Film Festival early to return to Australia.
“Today I arrived in Venice shortly after to find out that my beautiful, brave mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, has just passed away.” Baby girl Director Halina Region Read a statement from Kidman after winning Best Actress at the festival. “I’m in shock and I have to go to my family, but this award is for him, he made me, he guided me and he made me.”
Antonia, Janelle and Nicole Kidman.
(Courtesy of Nicole Kidman/Instagram)The statement continued, “I’m grateful I got to hear his name through Halina to all of you, the collision of life and art is heartbreaking, and I’m heartbroken.”
In October, Kidman opened up about her grief for her mother while attending the Los Angeles premiere. The lioness Season 2
“It’s been tough. It’s been a tough road. I’m hanging in there,” she said.
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The actress admitted that celebrating her career success without her mother was bittersweet.
“I wish my mom was here,” Nicole told the outlet. “That’s one thing I’ll say. Everything’s good with work, but I wish my mama was here.
