Nicole Kidman tries to fly under the radar in a black cap and sunglasses as she escorts daughters Sunday, 15, and Faith, 12, through Sydney Airport before returning to the US.
Nicole Kidman was trying to go incognito when she was seen making her way through Sydney Airport to catch a flight back home to the US.
The actress, 54, went under the radar in a black cap and sunglasses as she guided her daughters Sunday and Faith through the terminal.
Oddly enough, the Kidman girls’ departure comes just one day after Keith Urban flew solo, a likely indication that they were both headed to different cities.
The Oscar-winning actress looked chic in a black blazer, which she paired with an all-black ensemble.
She completed her look with a scarf around her neck.
Nicole Kidman, 54, was trying to go incognito when she was spotted making her way through Sydney Airport to catch a flight back home to the US
The actress, 54, went under the radar in a black cap and sunglasses as she guided her daughters Sunday and Faith through the terminal
Sunday, who recently celebrated her 15th birthday, looked casual wearing a gray hoodie and black slacks.
Meanwhile, Faith, 12, opted for a purple long-sleeved top that she paired with white trousers and sneakers.
The day before, Keith sported a casual rocker look as he made his way through the airport in a black crew neck tee that he paired with beige trousers.
Oddly enough, the Kidman girls’ departure comes just one day after Keith Urban flew solo, a likely indication that they were both headed to different cities.
The Oscar-winning actress looked chic in a black blazer, which she paired with an all-black ensemble
She completed her look with a scarf around her neck
Sunday, who recently celebrated her 15th birthday, looked casual wearing a gray hoodie and black slacks
Meanwhile, Faith, 12, opted in. a purple long-sleeved top that she paired with white pants and sneakers
Just the day before, Keith sported a casual rocker look as he made his way through the airport in a black crew neck tee that he paired with beige trousers
Upon arrival, Nicole was greeted by a Qantas crew member, where she was quickly ushered through security
Nicole appeared cheerful as she walked to the premium check-in lounge
Earlier this week, Nicole was spotted in her native Australia for a visit and she wasted no time in catching up with her mom, Janelle.
In an interview with the Fresh Air podcast recently, Nicole spoke briefly about her mom’s health issues.
She said they managed to visit the Art Gallery of New South Wales after hours, where they took in the Matisse: Life & Spirit exhibition, which she described as “soothing balm.”
At one point, the actress was seen smiling at photographers
Nicole was seen talking to daughter Sunday Rose as they made their way through the airport
“We are here primarily to take care of my mother and have her surrounded by her grandchildren,” she said.
“So luckily yesterday, even though Omicron is hurtling across this country, we were able to take her into the gallery after hours and show her the Matisse exhibition, which, coming from a mother who raised me in art, was a soothing balm.
“Matisse used emollient balm last night.”
Later in the interview, Nicole said she felt privileged to be able to see the world through her mother’s eyes, describing it as “so beneficial.”
Similarly, Keith was also seen being escorted by a Qantas employee
Earlier this week, Nicole and her husband were spotted in her native Australia for a visit and she wasted no time in catching up with her mother, Janelle.
“I’m in the place where I get the chance to see the world, because we’re so close, my mom gives me the chance to see the world through the eyes of an 81-year-old woman,” she explained.
“It’s so beneficial now, because she’s so conscious. She has all the brain powers at her disposal, so she hasn’t lost anything. She hasn’t lost any memory, which is fascinating, and she’s extremely smart.
In an interview with the Fresh Air podcast recently, Nicole spoke briefly about her mom’s health issues
She said they managed to visit the Art Gallery of New South Wales after hours, where they took in the Matisse: Life & Spirit exhibition, which she described as “soothing balm.”