In a rare and candid revelation, Academy Award-winning actress Nicole Kidman has shared intimate details about her family life, particularly focusing on the unique relationship between her two daughters with country music star Keith Urban.
The 57-year-old Hollywood legend opened up about how 15-year-old Sunday Rose and 13-year-old Faith Margaret have developed their own special bond while navigating the complexities of their parents' separation.
The Sisterhood That Survives All
"They have their own little world," Kidman revealed, her voice filled with maternal pride. "It's beautiful to watch how they support each other through everything. They've created this unbreakable sisterhood that exists beyond any family circumstances."
The actress, who recently dazzled audiences in Netflix's "A Family Affair," emphasized how her daughters have developed remarkable resilience. "Children have this incredible capacity to adapt and find their own way. Sunday and Faith have their own dynamic, their own language almost."
A Mother's Perspective on Modern Family
Kidman, who shares her daughters with ex-husband Keith Urban after their 2006 marriage, spoke thoughtfully about the evolution of their family structure. "Families change, they grow and transform in ways you never anticipate. What remains constant is the love between parent and child."
The Moulin Rouge star didn't shy away from acknowledging the challenges. "There are difficult moments, of course. But we've worked hard to maintain stability and normalcy for the girls. Keith and I are both committed to their happiness and wellbeing above all else."
Finding Strength in Change
Despite the family's restructuring, Kidman remains optimistic about their future. "The girls are thriving. They're smart, creative, and have such strong characters. They're finding their own paths while maintaining this beautiful connection with each other."
She added, "As a mother, you learn that your children's relationships with each other become their foundation. Sunday and Faith have built something really special together that will carry them through life."
The actress concluded with a message of hope for other families navigating similar situations: "Love adapts. It finds new shapes and forms. What matters is that it remains constant, even when everything else changes."
