Nicole Kidman criticized by fans for ‘rude’ behavior at ‘Babygirl’ premiere

Nicole Kidman He generated controversy among fans for his behavior during a talk with a reporter at the premiere of his latest film, “Babygirl.”

Since the exchange went viral, the actress has received criticism from fans, with some calling her “rude” and others calling her behavior “horrible.”

Before the premiere, Nicole Kidman participated in several interviews promoting the erotic thriller, where she plays an imposing CEO who finds herself involved in a complex relationship with a young and daring intern.

The long-awaited premiere of Kidman’s “Babygirl” has finally taken place. However, the positive rumors surrounding the film apparently took a hit after the actress had a strange encounter on the red carpet.

Kidman arrived on the red carpet in a strapless dress with a floral design, looking elegant and ready for the event.

While walking the red carpet, she was stopped by a reporter from celebrity media outlet Pop Crave who had a “quick question” for her.

But before the journalist could continue, Kidman asked them to repeat the name of the outlet, since she apparently didn’t understand it the first time.

When the reporter clarified, the actress responded with a cheerful, “Oh, great,” but then shrugged, looked off-camera with an air of indifference, and burst out laughing, all while being filmed.

Although Kidman answered the question, fans online were quick to criticize her reaction during the conversation she had with the reporter.

According to the daily mailSeveral fans called the actress “rude,” while others described her behavior as “horrible.”

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One more person said the actress is “very overrated” and has become “arrogant and conceited.”

However, some users found no problem with Kidman’s reaction and thought it was quite funny.

One user said: “She laughed in his face like they were a joke, then caught herself! Oh we love you Nicole.”

Another chimed in: “He said he’d never heard of you guys and I didn’t give a damn,” while someone else said: “Wild without wanting to be. A queen.”

One more person wrote: “She’s Australian. She’s just laughing at herself, not really at them. You’d have to be Australian to catch that gesture.”

Previously, Kidman spoke about the physical and emotional damage she suffered while filming her new erotic film “Babygirl.”

According to the actress, it was “really exhausting going through all those emotions” while filming some “disturbing” scenes for the film.

“So you’re putting yourself through trauma,” Kidman shared during her interview with Zendaya for Varieties Actors function in Actors.

“In Babygirl, there were parts that are now not in the movie we shot that I found exhausting, but also emotionally disturbing.”

The Oscar winner also compared the intense pressures of filming “Babygirl” to her experiences working on another of her acclaimed projects, “Big Little Lies.”

He added: “Same thing when I was doing Big Little Lies.” That was disturbing to my body and my psyche, because I couldn’t tell what was real and what wasn’t. “I would have real bruises all over my back and body.”

As a result of the experience, Kidman explored ways to restore herself, even occasionally turning to chakra cleansing as part of her recovery journey.

She said, “So I’ve done things where they cleanse my chakras, pray, and draw sage. Honestly, I’ll take whatever it takes so I can move on to the next place free and without scars, damage, or wounds.”

In the end, she learned an important lesson: There are limits to how much you can sacrifice your body for the roles you take on.

Kidman added: “I’m still learning not to sacrifice my body for art, because a part of me wants to. Having to appreciate who I am, it’s a journey. But you seem very stable.”

During a talk with The Hollywood Reporter, Kidman revealed that her role in “Babygirl” resonated with her from the beginning, as she saw it as a rare opportunity to portray a sexual woman beyond traditional age-related stereotypes.

“A lot of times, women are dismissed at a certain period of their career as a sexual being. So it was really beautiful to be seen in this way,” the actress shared.

He added: “From the moment I read it, I thought, ‘Yeah, this is a voice I haven’t seen, this is a place I haven’t been, I don’t think the audience has been.'”

Kidman went on to express her appreciation for the role’s bold hypersexuality, but admitted that she was surprised that the producers approved her production.

“I thought it was incredibly sexy,” he noted. “Really so raw and dangerous, and I couldn’t believe they were giving us the money to do it.”