Nicole Kidman is a celebrated star. In her youth, however, the Australian was very insecure – she struggled with her height.
Australian Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman (53, "Bombshell") revealed in an interview with the British edition of "Glamor" magazine why her youth were characterized by uncertainties. "I was a teenager who didn't want to adjust, but I also had a lot of fears and insecurities because I was so tall," she says. At the age of 13 she was already 1.78 meters.
At her prom, the now 1.80 meter tall actress insisted on emphasizing her non-conformist behavior: "I wore a flapper dress from the 1920s that I bought in a vintage shop. It was black and white and trimmed with pearls and definitely had nothing to do with tulle and sweeping skirts. " She also remembers getting "a little drunk," which means that she shares the experience with many people at her prom, says the actress.
In Kidman's new film "The Prom" she belongs to a group of Broadway stars (including Meryl Streep and James Corden) who want to help a lesbian schoolgirl from Indiana. The girl was banned from prom because she wanted to bring her boyfriend to accompany her. The comedy by Ryan Murphy (55) will be released on December 11th on the Netflix streaming service.
Your love for Keith Urban and her children
In an interview with "Glamor" Kidman also reveals that her husband, Keith Urban (53), and their children help to stay mentally healthy and strengthened. "I have a very good relationship. It's a very calming place for me, and he's a very strong, warm, and loving man. I'm very happy to have that in my life," says Kidman. And apart from her film roles, being a mother is her most valuable role. "I like the feeling of taking care of people, that's my joy and it's not about getting something back."
She and Keith Urban have daughters Sunday (12) and Faith (9). Her marriage to Tom Cruise (58) resulted in two adopted children: son Connor (25) and daughter Isabella (27). The Hollywood stars were divorced 2,001th