Nicole Kidman ha pianto alla vista dell’ecografia del suo bambino
(KIKA) – LOS ANGELES, 19 GIU – Nicole Kidman, in attesa di partorire il suo primo figlio, ha dichiarato alla rivista Vogue, di aver pianto la prima volta che ha visto le immagini del suo piccolo durante l’ecografia. l’attrice, che compirà 41 anni il prossimo 20 giugno è attualmente impegnata nelle riprese del film “Australia” […]
(KIKA) - LOS ANGELES, 19 GIU - Nicole Kidman, in attesa di partorire il suo primo figlio, ha dichiarato alla rivista Vogue, di aver pianto la prima volta che ha visto le immagini del suo piccolo durante l'ecografia. l'attrice, che compirà 41 anni il prossimo 20 giugno è attualmente impegnata nelle riprese del film "Australia" diretto da Baz Luhrmann. Nicole Kidman ha definito la gravidanza come un'esperienza assolutamente primordiale.
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The
Australian actress, in the last weeks of her pregnancy, also told how
she fainted while on a horse on the set of her new Baz
Luhrmann-directed epic, Australia, and how an organic vegetable garden at her home in Nashville, Tennessee, has been a source of relaxation.Kidman, who turns 41 on Friday, made the revelations in a cover story for the new issue of Vogue in the US."When I first saw the baby on the ultrasound, I started crying," Kidman told the magazine."I didn't think I'd get to experience that in my lifetime."I like the unpredictable nature of it."To feel life growing with you is something very, very special, and I'm going to embrace that completely."
The pregnancy, however, has not been problem-free.Kidman's Australian co-star, Hugh Jackman, told the magazine "Nicole had horrendous morning sickness" on the set."But she's a trouper," Jackman added."She put everything on the line every day."Kidman said the heat in the outback also took its toll."I
was sitting on a horse once and I remember thinking, Gosh, this is what
it feels like before you faint and then I fainted," the Oscar-winner
recalled.The home she shares with husband, country music star
Keith Urban, in Nashville has provided a place of rest for the
expectant mum, who has discovered a green thumb."We have a farm there, and I have an organic vegetable garden," Kidman said.
©kikapress.com
The
Australian actress, in the last weeks of her pregnancy, also told how
she fainted while on a horse on the set of her new Baz
Luhrmann-directed epic, Australia, and how an organic vegetable garden at her home in Nashville, Tennessee, has been a source of relaxation.Kidman, who turns 41 on Friday, made the revelations in a cover story for the new issue of Vogue in the US."When I first saw the baby on the ultrasound, I started crying," Kidman told the magazine."I didn't think I'd get to experience that in my lifetime."I like the unpredictable nature of it."To feel life growing with you is something very, very special, and I'm going to embrace that completely."
The pregnancy, however, has not been problem-free.Kidman's Australian co-star, Hugh Jackman, told the magazine "Nicole had horrendous morning sickness" on the set."But she's a trouper," Jackman added."She put everything on the line every day."Kidman said the heat in the outback also took its toll."I
was sitting on a horse once and I remember thinking, Gosh, this is what
it feels like before you faint and then I fainted," the Oscar-winner
recalled.The home she shares with husband, country music star
Keith Urban, in Nashville has provided a place of rest for the
expectant mum, who has discovered a green thumb."We have a farm there, and I have an organic vegetable garden," Kidman said.
