Nicole Kidman looks pretty in pink as she turn up the glamour and cheers on Coco Gauff at the US Open

Nicole Kidman provided the glamor during the women’s final of the US Open on Sunday.

The Australian Oscar winner, 56, attended the star-studded event to watch Coco Gauff compete against world number 1, Aryna Sabalenka.

The Moulin Villain! The star kept up her usual glamor as she sat on the chairs and looked animated as she watched the final minutes of the match.

As the crowd erupted, so did the Hollywood megastar as she clapped her hands and gave Coco a shout-out after the win.

Nicole took the glamor to the next level in a chic pink suit and wore her strawberry blonde locks in a low-maintenance side ponytail.

The Australian star congratulated Coco on the win.

‘Congratulations Coco! Thank you USOpen! Great Women’s Final 2023,” she captioned the video.

Coco made what is being called a brilliant comeback to claim the US Open title at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

The tennis star ultimately dissected Aryna Sabalenka’s game and emerged victorious 2-6 6-3 6-2 after a sometimes chaotic but always compelling final.

The players fought for a $3 million check, fifty years after equal prize money was introduced.

The 19-year-old can expect a much bigger reward down the line after positioning herself at the forefront of an emerging generation.

After the emotional reunion with her parents, Gauff received the trophy from Billie Jean King, and had words for those who doubted her.

‘Thank you to the people who didn’t believe in me. I won a 1000 title (in Cincinnati) and people said that was the biggest I would get. I’ve done my best to carry this with grace, those who thought they put water on my fire, they added gas, I’m burning so bright now.

Coco Gauff is now a Grand Slam winner after the final at the age of 19. Pictured

‘Oh my god, it means so much to me, I feel like I’m in a bit of shock. God lets you go through trials and that makes it even sweeter than I can imagine. My faith has been important, I am so blessed in this life, I am so happy for this moment.

‘I knew if I didn’t give it my all I had no chance of winning, Aryna is an incredible player. Today was the first time I’ve ever seen my dad cry.

‘He thinks he’s so difficult! My dad took me to this tournament to see Venus and Serena, so it’s incredible to be on this stage. I tried to Facetime my brother but he didn’t reply.”

Gauff defeated current world number 1 Aryna Sabalenka 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 in front of a loud crowd