Nicole Kidman, 59, Opens Up About Life After Keith Urban and the Warning She Got Before Marrying Tom Cruise — Photos

The post described Kidman as “spellbinding” and promoted the interview as a conversation about “power moves, mega fashion and the art of a fresh start.”

The accompanying image showed Kidman standing in a doorway, one hand resting above her head as she looked directly into the camera. She wore a white funnel-neck top beneath a blue-and-red sweatshirt, straight-leg jeans, brown heels and sunglasses, with a handbag tucked behind her shoulder.

Kidman herself marked the Vogue cover with a message of her own on August 13, writing, “What an honor, thank you for my first @britishvogue cover @chiomannadi @venetialscott @gileshattersley @sergiokletnoy @poppykain @hairbyadir @fulviafarolfi.”

The Vogue moment also comes after Nicole Kidman’s May 10 Mother’s Day post, in which she celebrated her daughters with the “But for the Grace of God” musician. She captioned the post, “To my beautiful girls, the greatest joy is being your mother. Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in the world. 🩷🩷🩷”

 

Kidman Is Looking Forward, Even Without Knowing Exactly Where She Is Going

 

She has returned to a perfume she had not worn since her early 20s, immersed herself in poetry and art, traveled through Europe, spent time with her daughters and continued working at a remarkable pace. She is also preparing for the release of “Practical Magic 2,” nearly three decades after the original film became a cult favorite.

But beneath the fashion, movie promotion, and glamorous summer snapshots, her British Vogue interview reveals something much more personal: Kidman is learning to live with uncertainty without letting it close her off.

“I know my character. I know my talent. I know who I am,” she said. “If I make a mistake and it doesn’t connect, or something goes wrong in my life where it’s humiliating, it’s OK. Other people have had that, and that’s OK. Take the onus off it.”