Nicole Kidman addresses whether her children will be watching her erotic thriller movie with 77% on Rotten Tomatoes. Kidman has had a prolific career that began with the Australian movies Bush Christmas and BMX Bandits in 1983. She has since gone on to become one of the most recognizable and acclaimed actors across the globe. In the 1990s, she starred in Days of Thunder, Batman Forever, Practical Magic, and Eyes Wide Shut.

The 2000s led to some of Nicole Kidman’s best movies, including The Hours, which won her an Academy Award, and Moulin Rouge!, for which she received an Academy Award nomination. Kidman has also made her mark on television with lead roles in HBO’s hit series Big Little Lies and The Undoing, along with Hulu’s Nine Perfect Strangers. Her movie career has continued to be impressive as well, ranging from Robert Eggers’ The Northman to A24’s Babygirl.

Nicole Kidman’s Children Are Not Going To Watch Babygirl

They Have No Interest In It

Kidman’s children do not want to watch her in Babygirl. The A24 movie sees Kidman playing the role of Romy Mathis, a powerful CEO who has an affair with her young intern, Samuel (Harris Dickinson), that quickly spins out of control. Babygirl‘s critical reviews have been largely positive, with the movie holding a 77% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes. In addition to acclaim for the movie and for Kidman’s performance, Babygirl has performed well at the box office, and continues to climb the chart of A24’s all-time highest-grossing movies.

While speaking with The Telegraph, Kidman explains that her children will not be seeing Babygirl because they do not want to see their mother in an erotic thriller. Her adult children, from her previous marriage to Tom Cruise, are 32-year-old Isabella and 29-year-old Connor and she has two other children, 16-year-old Sunday Rose and 14-year-old Faith Margaret, with her husband, Keith Urban. Check out Kidman’s comments below:

Well, my daughters aren’t seeing it. But they’ve also declared that they don’t want to see it. Neither of them has any interest in seeing Mum like that.

Our Take On Nicole Kidman’s Comments

Her Children’s Stance Is Understandable

Kidman’s children not wanting to see their mother in an erotic thriller is an understandable reaction. Romy and Samuel’s Babygirl relationship would be incredibly uncomfortable for her children to watch and not only for the same reasons that may make other viewers uncomfortable. If her children are interested in seeing more of their mother’s acting, they have several decades of Kidman movies and television shows to choose from that will be far more comfortable to watch. Some critics have described Nicole Kidman‘s Babygirl as a must-see movie, but for her children, they understandably will not be seeing it.

Source: The Telegraph