Nicole Kidman Dedicates Palm Springs Award to Late Mother in Tearful Speech

The actress reflected on her grief and paid tribute to her parents while accepting the International Star Award for her role in 'Babygirl.'

Nicole Kidman delivered an emotional acceptance speech at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, dedicating her award to her late mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, who passed away in September 2024.
Kidman described how her parents, both of whom have passed away, gave her the resilience and strength to continue her work and life.
She expressed regret for not being able to dedicate a previous award to her mother at the Venice Film Festival, as she left early upon learning of her mother's death.
Jamie Lee Curtis, who presented the award, praised Kidman’s artistry and spoke warmly about their friendship and collaboration on the upcoming series 'Scarpetta.'
Kidman's role in the erotic thriller 'Babygirl' has earned her critical acclaim, including a nomination for Best Actress at the upcoming Golden Globe Awards.