Nicole Kidman Says She Was 'Beyond Lonely' the Night She Won Her Oscar
Nicole Kidman said the 2003 award made her realize professional success was not enough and she wanted someone to share it with.
- On Thursday, September 10, Nicole Kidman appeared on the Therapuss podcast reflecting on her 2003 Academy Award win for The Hours. Despite reaching the "pinnacle" of her career, Kidman admitted she returned home feeling "beyond lonely."
- Following her divorce from Tom Cruise after 11 years of marriage, Kidman faced personal challenges. She recalled that while her professional life was flourishing, she was struggling privately, creating stark emotional contrast.
- After the ceremony, Kidman ordered takeaway and ate on the floor with her parents at the Beverly Hills Hotel. "That's when it hit me," she said in the book, realizing she needed to find love.
- This realization became a turning point for Kidman, who eventually married country music star Keith Urban in 2006. The couple had two daughters, Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret.
- Reprising her role as Gillian Owens, Kidman is currently promoting Practical Magic 2 alongside Sandra Bullock. Her recent reflections reveal how an Oscar-winning actress balances major film projects with personal fulfillment.
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The actress recalled how one of the most important moments of her career was tarnished by her painful separation from Tom Cruise
Nicole Kidman Recalls Lonely Oscar Win Two Years After Tom Cruise Divorce: 'Where's My Partner?'
Nicole Kidman had reached the summit of her acting career when she found herself confronting an unexpectedly painful question. Who was there to share it with? The actress has revisited the night she won her first Oscar in 2003, revealing that the professional triumph came at a deeply lonely point in her life following her split from Tom Cruise. Kidman won Best Actress for portraying Virginia Woolf in The Hours, two years after she and Cruise sep…
"I had my mom and dad with me, but I was wondering: 'Where is my partner, someone I can share this with?'" Nicole Kidman said The post Nicole Kidman felt "incredibly alone" when she won an Oscar appeared first on in.gr.
Nicole Kidman’s Biggest Career Night Left Her Feeling Completely Alone
Nicole Kidman has revealed that the night she won the 2003 Oscar did not go as expected. She recalled the night as a lonely one. Nicole Kidman says she felt ‘beyond lonely’ after winning her 2003 Oscar for The Hours The 59-year-old actress won an Oscar in 2003 for her role as Virginia Woolf in […]
'I was like, ‘Where’s my partner, someone that I can share this with?’: Nicole Kidman reveals she felt terribly lonely after winning her first Oscar
Nicole Kidman has opened up about a surprisingly lonely moment in her life, the night she won her first Oscar. In 2003, Kidman was at the height of her career. She had just won the Academy Award for Best Actress for playing Virginia Woolf in 'The Hours'. It was the kind of night most actors dream about. But when the celebrations were over, Kidman went home and was left with a feeling that had nothing to do with winning.
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