Nicole Kidman on getting ready for red carpet events

 "Nicole Kidman Opens Up About Dressing Up for Red Carpet Events."

Nicole Kidman, the esteemed Hollywood actress, recently shared her sentiments about the process of dressing up for red carpet events, revealing that it can be overwhelming for her. In an interview with Elle, Kidman expressed her preference for comfort over glamour once the event is over, likening her experience to the opposite of the Cinderella story.

Kidman candidly remarked, "I want to get out, take my dress off, and put my jammies on. It's kind of like the opposite of Cinderella—I'm happy to go home and just go back to me. It does feel a little overwhelming. I'm like, 'I need to go home now. I'm very tired. I want to get warm, and I want to curl up, and I want to feel real.'" Despite her frequent appearances at A-list events and prestigious award ceremonies, Kidman admitted to feeling relieved when the time comes to retreat from the spotlight and embrace a more relaxed atmosphere.

"Nicole Kidman on getting ready for red carpet events"

The acclaimed actress also touched upon her professional endeavors, including her return for the third season of the hit series, Big Little Lies. Kidman revealed that it was her daughter who encouraged her to continue with the series, offering insightful feedback on character development. Kidman shared, "My daughter is the one who watched both of the series and went, ‘Okay, there’s just no question, there has to be a third.' She even provided notes on the character arc of my role, Celeste, in the series."

Nicole Kidman's latest project, the acclaimed miniseries Expats, showcased her versatility and garnered praise from audiences and critics alike. As she continues to captivate audiences with her talent and grace, Kidman's candid reflections on the red carpet experience offer a glimpse into the challenges and rewards of life in the spotlight.

As fans eagerly anticipate Kidman's future projects and red carpet appearances, her candid remarks serve as a reminder of the importance of prioritizing comfort and authenticity in an industry often characterized by glamour and spectacle.