Actress Nicole Kidman has chosen to break her silence regarding her relationship with her two eldest children, Isabella and Connor, whom she adopted during her marriage to Tom Cruise—a topic she typically avoids discussing.
Known for her commitment to privacy, Kidman's reserved approach led to speculation about the depth of her connection with her children, particularly as they, now aged 25 and 23, embraced Scientology, following in the footsteps of their adoptive father.
In an interview with the Australian magazine Who, the actress shed light on her decision to maintain discretion about her children, including the younger ones with her current husband, Keith Urban. She explained that her silence stems from a duty to "protect all those relations," emphasizing her unwavering commitment to her children, asserting, "I know 150 percent that I would give up my life for my children because they are the purpose of my life."
While Kidman seldom discusses Connor and Bella, she offered insight this time, stating, "They are adults. They are capable of making their own decisions. They have chosen to be Scientologists, and as a mother, my duty is to love them."
"I am an example of that tolerance. That is what I believe—that, irrespective of your child's choices, they should always feel loved. Our role as parents is to consistently provide unconditional love," she elaborated.
