Emily Vernem

Do we have a little just sliver, half moon sliver of finished soap there or do we have like a fresh, sporty, pumping wash?

After the break, Nicole Kidman says she's considering a career pivot and it's quite a serious one.

So Kidman, as I like to call Nicole Kidman, my friend Kidman, she is on the promo circuit for Margot Has Money Troubles.

She was always on the promo circuit for something because the woman works hard.

Emma Greed would approve.

But she's not just talking about the usual like, oh, I loved working with my co-stars and stuff.

She's actually talking about some real things in a lot of the events for this.

And one of them that she's brought up quite often is about the death of her mum.

So she lost her mum, Janelle Ann Kidman, in September 2024.

She'd already lost her father 10 years before that.

And she's been talking about how that experience has shifted everything for her, which is obviously incredibly relatable, and that it has encouraged her

to add something to her career.

She says, it may sound a little weird, but I'm learning to be a death doula.

So that's part of my expansion and one of the things I'll be learning.

As my mother was passing, she was lonely and there was only so much the family could provide.

Between my sister and I, we have so many children and our careers and our work.

I'm wanting to take care of her because my father wasn't in the world anymore.

And that's when I went, I wish there were these people in the world that were there to sit impartially and just provide solace and

and care.

I think this is one of the most relatable things, certainly the most relatable midlife thing Nicole Kidman has ever said, because Kidman gets a lot of sort of crap thrown her way, really, for looking the way she does, you know, doing anti-aging procedures, whatever, like, are you even aging, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.