Nicole Kidman's daughter, Sunday Rose, 17, has sparked debate after attending the Met Gala despite the event's strict 18-and-over policy. The teenager accompanied her mother, who served as a co-chair for the event, and wore a custom Dior gown with floral embellishments.
The Met Gala, hosted by Condé Nast and organised by Dame Anna Wintour, has long enforced an age limit, with organisers previously stating it is not appropriate for under-18s. In 2018, Maddie Ziegler, then 15, was reportedly told she was 'not old enough' to attend.
Sunday Rose was not the only underage guest; Beyoncé also brought her 14-year-old daughter, Blue Ivy, to the event. Beyoncé described the experience as 'surreal' and praised Blue's appearance in a white Balenciaga gown.
Nicole Kidman, who wore a red sequined Chanel gown, told Vogue she wanted to embrace the theme of 'passionate love' and motherhood. Sunday Rose, who has previously walked for Dior, said her mother is her 'biggest inspiration' and that she gained interest in fashion from her experiences.
The Met Gala's theme this year was 'Costume Art', with a dress code asking attendees to 'illuminate the connection between clothing and the body'. Despite the glamorous night, Sunday Rose is reportedly back in school the following morning.
