After more than 20 years of ‘silence’, it seemed that the two children adopted by Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise during their sweet time had been forgotten. However, Nicole Kidman recently announced that she wanted to mend this mother-daughter relationship.
The awakening after the sudden death of her mother – Mrs. Janelle in September this year is the real reason why the Australian star is determined to reconcile with her two adopted children.
The 57-year-old star is said to be very sad that her late mother will no longer have the chance to reunite with the two children she and her ex-husband Tom Cruise adopted.
“The loss of her mother made Nicole not want to waste any more time. Mrs. Janelle was heartbroken when she and her husband Antony distanced themselves from their two adopted children Isabella and Connor,” a friend of Nicole Kidman’s family shared with New Idea magazine.
Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise adopted Isabella (born 1992) and Connor (born 1995) in the early 1990s. But after the couple split in 2001, the two children sided with their father and gradually lost their closeness with their mother.
“They were the first two grandchildren and were very close to Janelle. It’s a shame they couldn’t meet each other in person before she passed away,” the source added, adding that regret has fueled Nicole Kidman’s need for a proper reconciliation.
“The Australian Swan” has a total of four children: Bella, Connor and two daughters Sunday Rose (born 2008) and Faith Margaret (born 2010) with her current husband, singer Keith Urban.
Although Nicole Kidman rarely posts photos of her family on social media, it seems that she is helping her two biological daughters make their way into showbiz. As for her two adopted children, there are rumors that their relationship has become cold since the 6X beauty ended her marriage with the Mission Impossible actor.
But recently, with the desire to improve her relationship with her children, the public has seen that Kidman still regularly updates information about Bella and Connor’s lives.