Let me tell you a story about one of Hollywood's most iconic figures, Nicole Kidman. She's been lighting up the screen for decades, but now, it seems like the Kidman family might have some new rising stars. That's right, folks — Nicole's daughters, Faith and Sunday, are showing a serious interest in following their mom's footsteps into the world of acting. With their dad, Keith Urban, cheering them on, these young talents might just be the next big thing in Tinseltown.
Acting Runs in the Family
According to an insider who exclusively spoke to Closer Weekly, Faith and Sunday have caught the acting bug in a big way. They've already made their debut appearances alongside their mom in hit shows like Big Little Lies, and now they’re set to star in her upcoming series, The Undoing. "They’re serious about pursuing acting, and Nicole is all in to support their dreams," the source reveals. "She’s even considering enrolling them in acting classes, but for now, she's realized that she can teach them herself. Who better to learn from than an Oscar-winning actress?"
Nicole’s Homegrown Acting Lessons
It’s not just about sending them off to acting school. Nicole is diving into teaching her daughters the craft herself, right at home. "She’s giving them lessons, and they absolutely adore it," the insider shares. "The fact that Faith and Sunday are so into this makes Nicole feel even closer to them. Even though they’re still young, she’s thrilled to help guide them into the spotlight." It's clear that Nicole isn’t just a mom, she’s also their biggest fan and mentor.
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A Family of Stars
Of course, Sunday, 10, and Faith, 8, aren’t Nicole’s only children. She also shares two adopted children, Isabella, 26, and Connor, 24, with her ex-husband, Tom Cruise. But don’t let the size of her family fool you — Nicole and Keith Urban, the country music superstar, have often joked about how they could have had even more kids. “We go, ‘Oh gosh, I wonder if we met when we were 25, then we could have had 10 of them!’” Nicole told People. But Keith, ever the voice of reason, reminds her to be content with what they’ve been given. “Stop the wanting mind,” he advises.
That said, while Faith and Sunday may dream of following in their mom's footsteps, they're still kids at heart. They’re all about their toys, playdates, and just being kids. “They’re sometimes interested in what I do, and sometimes they couldn’t care less,” Nicole admitted at the Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Awards. “It all depends on what they’re playing with at the moment.”
