Nicole Kidman discusses relationship with teen daughters on set, sharing that her daughters Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret showed little interest in accompanying her to work while she filmed Nine Perfect Strangers in Austria. Despite her celebrated career, Kidman’s teens remain unfazed by the spectacle of their mother’s job, preferring leisure activities over time on set.
Kidman Takes Her Family to Austria for Filming
While working on the newest season of Nine Perfect Strangers, Nicole Kidman used her filming schedule as an opportunity to bring her family along for what became a winter getaway. The actress and her husband Keith Urban joined their teenage daughters, making Austria a temporary home.
“My family was in Austria and they loved it,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress
Kidman recalled that while she was navigating her busy production schedule, her daughters embraced skiing in the Alpine setting.
“They were skiing, and so that was great having things for them to do while I was working,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress. Instead of immersing themselves in their mother’s world as an actress, the girls were more captivated by the snowy slopes.
She described her daily routine, explaining she would
“commute from a little ski lodge”
to the set each day, balancing her role as Masha Dmitrichenko and family time. Her daughters, affectionately dubbed as teens and identified as Rose and Faith Margaret, filled their days with activities outside the demanding atmosphere of the set.
Teen Daughters Choose Fun Over Fame
The prospect of the girls observing Kidman’s work or joining her for a typical ‘take your kids to work’ day simply did not resonate with them. Kidman openly admitted their lack of interest, stating in response to whether they wanted to witness her in action, “No, not really,” —Nicole Kidman, Actress.

This apparent indifference contrasts sharply with public fascination for Nicole Kidman’s career, highlighting the authenticity of their family life. The girls have, however, demonstrated a keen interest in raiding Kidman’s wardrobe.
“They go into my closet and it looks like a bomb’s hit it,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress. She humorously noted the chaos left behind,
“They go crazy in there. And then they just take a T-shirt! But they wreak havoc,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress. Such anecdotes reveal the relatable, everyday scenarios unfolding in their household.
A Strong, Supportive Bond Despite Different Interests
Nicole Kidman has recently spoken fondly of the deep connection she shares with her daughters, emphasizing a “very close” dynamic. Both girls, emerging in their own right with modeling opportunities and public appearances, share a candid relationship with their mother. Asked if she feels fulfilled by her role as a parent, Kidman answered,
“Yeah, I’m very close to both my girls,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress.
She further described the intimacy of their conversations and her role as a guide, stating,
“I sit on their beds and discuss the most intimate things. I get to be their guide,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress. She values openness and mutual respect, continuing,
“If they want to tell me to be quiet, they can. I’m able to apologize to them. I’m able to stand up to them. I very much like the relationship we have. It’s nice to be able to say that,”
—Nicole Kidman, Actress.
Family Dynamics Amid a High-Profile Career
Kidman’s observations add nuance to perceptions of celebrity families, demonstrating that her daughters’ focus remains on typical teenage pursuits instead of her on-screen achievements. Through honest reflections and humorous anecdotes, Kidman highlights the supportive yet independent bond within their family, set against the backdrop of her acclaimed work.
As her daughters continue to grow and explore their own interests, Nicole Kidman’s approach centers on open dialogue and authenticity, ensuring that their family life remains grounded despite the unique circumstances of fame and frequent travel. This rare insight into their dynamic emphasizes that, for Kidman and her teen daughters, genuine relationships come before the glamour of the spotlight.
