Nicole Kidman spoke about her biggest fears
Acting is for her what she knows and does the best. But who would say,54-year-old Nicole Kidman admits she still suffers from anxiety and stage fright.
Although she has been in Hollywood for decades, and acting is for her what she knows and does best, 54-year-old Nicole Kidman admits she still suffers from anxiety.
Nicole Mary Kidman is an Australian actress, was born on 20 June 1967 . in Honolulu Hawaii. Her long career has seen major world blockbusters such as Australia , Cold Mountain , and Hours, for which she won an Oscar for Best Leading Role . Is the face of the perfume Chanel 5 , Nintendo's, and in 2003 she received her star on the Boulevard of Fame. She is one of the most powerful and richest women of the 21st century. Since her parents are Australian and she was born in Hawaii, she has dual citizenship, Australian and American.
In addition to film screens, today 54-year-old Nicole Kidman has been a star and a show, both on Broadway and in London’s West End. But despite many years of experience, the famous Australian still suffers from stage fright, which, she says, has become more intense and stronger over the years.
She also looked back on 2015 when she starred in the play ‘Photograph 51’ in the West End, but also in ‘The Blue Room’ of the 90s on Broadway. 'I almost had a heart attack during the show. The stage fright gets more intense as you get older. Everyone told me the fear would go away. But it's not. '
The Oscar winner, who has Isabella (29) and Connor (26) with her ex-husband Tom Cruise and daughters Sunday (13) and Faith (10) with her husband Keith Urban , loves spending time with her girls at their family home in Nashville.
'I want to always be there for them. I don't want to miss their going to bed either, which is of special importance to us. Then we talk. I'm trying to maintain that consistency, and one of them is telling them that I love them and that nothing can change that. '
Actress Nicole Kidman has always dreamed of a big family. The 54-year-old actress is the star of the cover of the new issue of Marie Claire Australia magazine, for which she opened up about her career and the desire to have more children.
“I wish I had more kids, but I wasn’t given that choice,” Kidman said.
“I would love to have 10 children. But I got a chance to be a mother to other children. I have six nieces and nephews and I am the godmother of 12 children. I love motherhood, I love children: they are weird, funny, and unfiltered. You can see them grow and send them on their way “, she explained.
While married to Cruise from 1990 to 2001, Kidman experienced an ectopic pregnancy and miscarriage in her twenties and was told there was little chance she would be able to conceive.
“It was a huge, painful longing. And a loss! Miscarriage is not talked about enough. It is huge grief for certain women. On the one hand, there is a huge amount of pain and on the other, a huge amount of joy. When you have a baby after that, you can only breathe a sigh of relief “, she stated.
