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Nicole Kidman admits she didn’t want ‘nepo baby’ daughter to start modeling weeks after teen faced catwalk backlash

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Nicole Kidman has revealed that she initially didn't want her daughter Sunday Rose, 16, to walk in the Miu Miu show.

Nicole Kidman has revealed that she initially did not want her daughter Sunday Rose, 16, to walk in the Miu Miu show, weeks after the teenager faced intense criticism for her participation in the event.

Sunday, who Nicole shares with her husband Keith Urban, opened the Miu Miu Paris Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week in October.

But her runway debut came under fire from harsh social media users who later criticized her walk.

Now her famous mother, 57, has weighed in on her daughter’s controversial appearance and admitted she had initially advised against it.

During a recent conversation with hollywood reporterThe actress was asked ‘what it was like as a mother’ to see Sunday walk in her first fashion show.

She explained that when Sunday approached her about the opportunity, her first reaction was, ‘Oh no, I don’t think so.’

But designer Miuccia Prada was adamant about having the teenager in her show, so Nicole agreed.

‘All of that is driven by her. I was like, ‘Oh, no, I don’t think so,'” the Babygirl actor explained.

Nicole Kidman has revealed that she initially didn’t want her daughter Sunday Rose, 16, to walk in the Miu Miu show.

Sunday opened the Miu Miu Paris Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week in October, but her runway debut came under fire from harsh social media users.

On Sunday she opened the Miu Miu Paris Womenswear Spring-Summer 2025 show during Paris Fashion Week in October, but her runway debut came under fire from harsh social media users.

But Miuccia just loved her and said, “No, I love her.” And Miuccia is so powerful as a woman. So it was a good game.”

Nicole added that she had known Miuccia since she was 23, so she trusted her experience.

Sunday strutted down the runway in a sleeveless white dress with a ribbon embellishment from the Italian couture brand, which she paired with gray legwarmers and black peep-toe heels.

But people were quick to criticize her online, with one person suggesting she take runway lessons and another complaining that too many nepo babies think they can model.

‘Try painting or acting instead. This isn’t for her,” one TikTok user suggested, while another commenter agreed: “Oh please, why be a model? We have many other things to do.

“I can hear the heels hitting the floor,” another person criticized.

‘Stop hiring average looking nepo babies who can’t walk! “We need hungry unknown girls from developing countries who are AWESOME by nature,” said another fashion fan.

Someone else chimed in: “This is unfair to girls who don’t have famous parents.” This girl is not a model.

During a recent chat with Hollywood Reporter, the actress said that when Sunday approached her about the opportunity, her first reaction was, 'Oh no, I don't think so.'

During a recent chat with Hollywood Reporter, the actress said that when Sunday approached her about the opportunity, her first reaction was, ‘Oh no, I don’t think so.’

But designer Miuccia Prada (pictured) was adamant about having the teenager in her show, so Nicole agreed.

But designer Miuccia Prada (pictured) was adamant about having the teenager in her show, so Nicole agreed.

Afterwards, Sunday’s father, Keith, spoke about her modeling debut. People Magazineand said that while he was “very proud” of his daughter, he wanted to make sure she didn’t fall behind on her schoolwork amid her new career.

“Hopefully we can help her balance everything through all of that,” he said.

“Hopefully, he’ll benefit from having two parents who know a certain amount of celebrities.”

Keith added: “Everything is a challenge.” I mean, raising kids is a challenge, period. It’s about trying to maintain a balance. Everything is a process, but I think balance is key.

“The key is to keep it steady with schoolwork, structure and everything balanced in place.”

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