Nicole Kidman backs Adela’s song after reading lyrics to track named after her
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Nicole Kidman has shown her support for 22-year-old singer Adela, whose song is titled ‘Nicole Kidman.’
During an interview with Vogue Australia, the 'Babygirl' actress spoke about Adela, praising her songwriting talent and explaining why she encouraged the young singer by saying, “Yeah, go for it. Go for it, girl."
For those unaware, Adela released a song titled 'Nicole Kidman,' which also references Kidman's movie 'Moulin Rouge.'
Nicole Kidman praises Adela's songwriting talent
Kidman shared her thoughts on Adela's talent and explained why she supports young artists. During an interview with Vogue Australia, Kidman spoke about Adela's song 'Nicole Kidman,' which topped Spotify's charts and has amassed more than 180 million streams.
She admitted that she had never actually listened to the track before giving the young singer her approval. “My whole thing is to support these young artists, in whichever shape or form… She's so young and so talented, and she can write hooks, right? I didn't hear the song, but she sent me the lyrics, and I was like, ‘Yeah, go for it. Go for it, girl.’”
Nicole Kidman talks about ADÉLA in new interview with Vogue Australia: “My whole thing is to support these young artists, in whichever shape or form … She’s so young and so talented, and she can write hooks, right? I didn’t hear the song, but she sent me the lyrics and I was like, ‘Yeah, go for it. Go for it, girl,”
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A couple of weeks ago, a video featuring the song went viral. It began with Pedro Pascal, Dua Lipa and Kristen Wiig passing a phone down the front row before ending with Kidman.
As the track reached its signature line, “I feel like Nicole,” the camera panned to reveal the actress sitting right there.
Nicole Kidman feels more comfortable in her own skin as she gets older
Kidman is embracing a new level of confidence at this stage of her life. The 59-year-old actress opened up about motherhood, her famous daughters and how her outlook has changed over the years.
“I think I'm just more comfortable in my own skin right now. That's my new thing... Weird to get that at 59, but I'm glad to say I somehow got there,” she shared.
Kidman also made a playful kissy face and blew a kiss at the camera. She revealed that she has never hit the snooze button and said her years on film sets taught her how to rest almost anywhere.
“I can literally just zone out and have minimal thoughts. It's weird. And that's rest in itself,” she explained.
