Nicole Kidman is one of the greatest actresses working in Hollywood today. She's an Oscar Winner, an award-winning producer, and at one point in time — a Batman love interest!
But of all the accomplishments Nicole has to be proud of in her life, she credits the relationship with her husband, Keith Urban, as the most important thing to have ever happened to her.
Over the span of her nearly 40-year-long career, Nicole has appeared in some of the most celebrated and revered films of her generation. She's a Primetime Emmy Award-winning actress, as well as a four-time Oscar nominee (one win).
Nicole, along with her business partner Per Saari, launched Blossom Films back in 2010. The company's first project was a film called Rabit Hole, which went on to be nominated for a Golden Globe, as well as an Academy Award.
Nicole was married to her ex-husband, Tom Cruise, from 1990 until 2001. She and Cruise share two children together (daughter Isabella, 28, and son Conor, 26). Then in 2005, Nicole got remarried to Keith Urban, with whom she also shares two children (Sunday Rose, 13, and Faith Margaret, 11).
While speaking with CBS Mornings' Gayle King about her pinnacle role, playing Lucille Ball in Being the Ricardos, Nicole regaled her husband with love, praise, and affection.
"I met him later in life, and it's been the most — the best thing that's ever happened to me. That man is the best thing that's ever happened to me," Nicole told King.
To commemorate the milestone event, both Keith and Nicole shared a photo together on their respective Instagram accounts. Keith chose to post a photo of him and Nicole hugging in front of the Christmas tree. Nicole, on the other hand, chose a much more sensual shot.
Not surprisingly, Nicole's husband, Keith Urban, has similar feelings on the subject — as he explained during an appearance on Living & Learning with Reba McEntire in December of 2021.
"There's a lot of things," Urban replied contemplatively. "Marrying the right person; massive. Marrying for the right reasons, getting sober 15 years ago, a big turning point in my life."
During a virtual appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Nicole explained that their kismet moment occurred in the wee hours of the morning in New York City.
"I came out at 5 AM in the morning, and it was my birthday, and he had flowers. And that was it. I was a goner," Nicole recalled to the late-night host.
With impending Oscar nominations hanging in the air, Nicole and Keith appear poised to have even more reasons to celebrate and bask in their loving support of one another.
