Meet Nicole Kidman's 4 children: All about her kids with Keith Urban and Tom Cruise | HELLO! (2024)

Nicole Kidmanmay have a celebrated acting career but there's nothing she's more proud of than being a mom.

The 56-year-old Moulin Rouge star has children with both her ex-husband Tom Cruise and her current husband Keith Urban, and she is fiercely private about her kids.

However, over the years Nicole has delighted fans with an insight into her personal life and how she feels about raising her brood.

Join HELLO! as we explore all there is to know about the multi award-winning actress' children.

Bella Kidman Cruise

Nicole became a mom in 1992 when she and her then-husband, Tom, adopted the first of their two children together, Bella.Like her father, Bella is a Scientologist

Bella, 31, shies away from public life, living in Croydon with her husband, Max Parker. The couple got married in 2015, although her mother and father were unable to make the wedding due to work commitments. She lives a relatively normal life as an artist and graphic designer, sharing her work in Instagram to her 54,000 followers.

"You know, she really feels more English," Nicole told Vanity Fairof Bella. "We lived there for Eyes Wide Shut, Mission Impossible, and The Portrait of a Lady. They both had English accents when they were little."

Many fans speculated that Bella and Nicole weren't on speaking terms, but the duo appear to show each other warmth as the 31-year-old recently liked her mother's post about being honored by the American Film Institute with their Life Achievement Award.

Connor Cruise

As well as Bella, Nicole adopted son Connor with Tom - who is also a Scientologist. The 29-year-old lives in Florida, owning the barbecuing business Connor's Meat Shack. He is also an avid deep sea fisher, sharing his impressive finds on Instagram.

Nicole has dismissed rumors that her children were estranged from her, explaining: "Motherhood is about the journey. There are going to be incredible peaks and valleys, whether you are an adopting mother or a birth mother. What a child needs is love."

She added: "They have made choices to be Scientologists. It’s our job as a parent to always offer unconditional love."

Sunday Rose Kidman Urban

Nicole gave birth to Sunday in July 2008. The couple reportedly named their daughter after Aussie patron of the arts, Sunday Reed, but also claim that Sunday is their "favorite day".

Not long after Sunday was born, the couple moved to Nashville, and they split their time between Australia and Tennessee.

Already, Sunday has shown an interest in following in her parents' footsteps. "I'm raising a little girl that's showing an interest in directing right now," Nicole revealed in 2018. "I want her to have a path for that."

Faith Margaret Kidman Urban

Keith and Nicole then had daughter Faith via surrogate in 2010. However, the couple didn't announce news of Faith's birth nor the fact that they had even been expecting a second child until 2011.

Following their announcement, Nicole explained that they had chosen to keep the news a secret in order to protect everyone involved in the process. "I wanted to be able to tell everybody because I was so excited about her," she told an E! News reporter at the SAG Awards in 2011.

"[But] we just decided this was our thing together. It kind of just perpetuated itself… it protects [Faith] and it protects everyone in the situation."

The two have grown up away from the Hollywood spotlight, although that hasn't stopped them from making waves in the entertainment industry themselves.

Both of Nicole and Keith's daughters have landed a number of roles as extras over the years, while hanging out on set with their mom.

These have included Big Little Lies and The Undoing. Talking to News.com.au in October 2020, a proud Nicole opened up about her children having roles on the latter project.

"They're used to being extras, but they did five days in the freezing New York cold, never complained, and didn't get any special treatment," she said. "And then one day they came home and said, 'We got a line!'"