Nicole Kidman has revealed what always draws her back to Australia despite the glitz and glamor of Hollywood.
The Hollywood star, 56, was born in the US state of Hawaii to Australian parents and raised in Sydney, before finding global fame as an actress.
She has traveled far and wide throughout her 40-year career and has a luxurious portfolio of properties globally, but she has shared what always brings her back to Australia.
In a resurfaced interview, Nicole admitted she wanted to travel the world as a teenager before realizing how much she wanted to return to Australia.
“It’s where I grew up, it’s my childhood,” Nicole said on The Ray Martin Show in 2001.
Nicole Kidman has revealed what always draws her back to Australia despite the glitz and glamor of Hollywood.
“It’s the trees, it’s the humour. I mean, there are a lot of unique things about Australia.
“It’s also because of this distance from the rest of the world that, when you’re a teenager, you say, ‘I want to see Europe, I want to see America, I want to go out, I want to see it.’
“Well, now I say, ‘I’ve seen it, I want to go home.'” Here you will find everything you need.
Nicole and her husband Keith Urban own luxury properties in cities such as Sydney, Nashville and New York, while creating a global empire.
In a resurfaced interview from 2001 (pictured), Nicole admitted she wanted to travel the world as a teenager before realizing how much she wanted to return to Australia.
Nicole and her husband Keith Urban (both pictured) have settled around the world and have luxury properties in cities including Sydney, Nashville and New York.
The Aussie superstars have shelled out nearly $60 million on properties now believed to be worth $282 million, according to realestate.com.au.
Their acquisitions include six apartments in a single building in Sydney alone, where the couple host an annual New Year’s Eve party.
They also bought an idyllic farm called Bunya Hill in the Southern Highlands village of Sutton Forrest in 2008 for $6.5 million.
The couple also owns properties in Nashville, Los Angeles and New York, having made their homes around the world.
