Nicole Kidman has gone through many ups and downs in her life. Publicly, she lived the Hollywood dream of fame and wealth. However, in her personal life, Nicole faces the same difficulties as many other modern women, from the pain of divorce to a broken heart due to miscarriage.

But now, at 43, Nicole is truly blossoming. A happy marriage and a new family brought her the happiness she had sought for so long.

When I met Nicole in Los Angeles, she looked as radiant as any new mother, eager to talk about baby Faith and her surprise birth. Nicole Kidman is a true movie star, with the style and grace of Hollywood legends past. So there’s no better place to meet her than Sunset Boulevard, at the quaint Beverly Hills Hotel.

Despite her fame and acclaim, Nicole never found true happiness until she became the wife of country music star Keith Urban and mother of 2-year-old Sunday Rose and Faith Margaret, born in December with the help of a surrogate.

Nicole received a small gift from Australia for Faith, and she couldn’t hide her joy when she saw the cute little shoes.

Although current life brings Nicole a lot of joy, she does not forget the difficulties she experienced in the past.

She was pregnant with Sunday Rose, but the information about baby Faith and the use of a surrogate surprised everyone. Nicole shared that she was present at Faith’s birth and felt deeply moved to see her child born this way.

Nicole always wanted to become a mother. When she was Tom Cruise’s young wife, she became pregnant but unfortunately had an ectopic pregnancy. They later adopted daughter Bella and son Conor.

Nicole shared that she always wanted to have more children and never gave up hope, even though getting pregnant became more difficult at age 43.

Six years after her divorce from Tom Cruise, Nicole had almost given up on love until she met Keith Urban. Even though Keith faced addiction problems, their relationship remained strong.

They found each other in this big world and fell madly in love. Now, they have a happy family and two little daughters.

Nicole also can’t resist challenging roles, and her latest film, “Rabbit Hole,” offers one of the most challenging roles yet. In the film, she plays a mother grieving the loss of her child.

Nicole admitted that leaving the emotions of the role at work and returning to baby Sunday Rose was not easy.

“Rabbit Hole” is also the first film Nicole produced under her own company, so the praise for this small-budget film is even more meaningful. Nicole received an Oscar nomination for the role, and she couldn’t hide her joy when she heard the news in Nashville with Keith and the kids.

Nicole Kidman has expressed deep gratitude to the surrogate who helped her and Keith Urban have baby Faith Margaret. In interviews, Nicole often mentioned the special and precious relationship she felt with this surrogate. She calls this a special friendship, and is always grateful that this person helped her realize her dream of having more children.

Nicole shared that after Faith was born, she kept in touch with her surrogate. She felt an endless love and gratitude towards the woman who did this for her family. Nicole said she and Keith always try to make sure their surrogate knows their appreciation and gratitude, and maintain a good relationship.

Nicole emphasizes that surrogacy is not only a medical process but also an emotional journey. The surrogate became a part of their lives and family journey, and Nicole always cherished this relationship. She said that every time she remembers this process, she feels emotional and grateful to have such a wonderful companion in her motherhood journey.