Lisbon again stands out among the preferences of international artists, having already conquered such stars as Madonna, who resided in the capital until 2020, John Malkovich or Scarlett Johansson. This time, it was the Australian actress Nicole Kidman who bought a property in the city, in the Parque das Nações area, I mentioned the morning mail.
Representatives for Kidman and husband Keith Urban have not yet confirmed the acquisition, and it is not known if the couple intend to move in with their daughters Sunday Rose, 14, and Faith Margaret, 13, in the Portuguese capital. Or if you are only going to use the space for short seasons.
But the English tabloid daily Mail The pair is looking forward to spending some quality time in a cool place.
Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban met in 2005, at a party in the United States, at a time when the actress had been divorced from Tom Cruise for four years. Both admitted to the instant attraction, but they also shared the initial notion that there was no return. In June 2006, the two sealed the union in a wedding in Australia, but the honeymoon didn’t last long, as Urban entered a rehab clinic a few months later. In an interview with Rolling Stonein 2016The singer explained that he had caused the “breakdown of the new marriage”, which he considered to have survived by a “miraculous”.
In 2008, the couple’s first daughter, Sunday Rose, was born (Kidman already had two children, whom he adopted with Tom Cruise, Isabella and Connor), and three years later, they decided to resort to surrogate pregnancy to get Faith Margaret.
The success of the marriage, the actress explained in an interview Harper’s Bazaarin 2018, she and her husband always had time for each other.
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