Fans of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban were left shocked after hearing their daughter’s accent during a recent appearance. Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, the couple’s 16-year-old daughter, strutted the runway at Miu Miu’s spring/summer 2025 Paris Fashion Week show. In a Vogue interview posted on Instagram, Sunday introduced herself saying, “Hi, my name is Sunday Rose Kidman Urban and this is my first show. We’re at the Miu Miu show in Paris.”
During the interview, Sunday mentioned enjoying shopping in Paris and expressed her excitement about the opportunity to walk in the show. However, what caught the attention of many viewers were comments regarding her accent. Despite her Australian-American parentage, Sunday’s accent was described as more resembling someone from the southern US.
Comments on the video ranged from fascination to amusement at Sunday’s accent. One comment remarked, “Aussie, Nashville and downtown USA. Bizarre! But lovely girl.” Another commenter noted, “Her accent! A southern drawl mixed with a twinge of Australian. What a mix.” Some likened her accent to a fusion of Australian and Appalachian influences.
Sunday is the eldest child of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, who also have a 13-year-old daughter, Faith. Kidman is also a mother to Isabella, 31, and Connor, 29, whom she adopted during her previous marriage to Tom Cruise. Despite expressing regret over not having more biological children, Kidman emphasised her joy in mothering her nieces and nephews.
In a candid interview, Kidman revealed her struggles with fertility, including experiencing an ectopic pregnancy at 23 and a miscarriage later on. She spoke about the intense yearning and loss she felt through these experiences. Kidman’s openness about her personal challenges with fertility resonated with many fans.
The unique blend of accents in Sunday Rose Kidman Urban’s speech has sparked intrigue and discussion among fans of the celebrity couple. The unexpected combination of influences in her accent has led to a flood of comments speculating on the origins of her distinctive way of speaking.