Nicole Kidman got emotional while thinking about her mother’s memories last death at the Season 2 premiere of “Lioness” on Wednesday night.

“It’s been hard,” he said bluntly He told the Hollywood Reporter On the Los Angeles red carpet. “It’s a difficult road. I’m hanging in there.”

Kidman’s mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, dead He was 84 last month.

The 57-year-old Oscar-winning actress reportedly burst into tears as she reflected on an incredibly productive period in her career while dealing with the absence of her mother.

“I wish my mom was here,” she told THR. “That’s the only thing I would say. Everything is great at work, but I wish my mom was here.”

Nicole learned of her mother’s death shortly after arriving at the hospital. 2024 Venice Film FestivalHere, she was expected to receive the best actress award for her performance in “Babygirl”.

Instead, the thriller’s director, Halina Reijn, announced the death of Nicole’s mother while also accepting the award on her behalf.

“I am in shock and need to get home to my family, but this award is for him,” Nicole wrote in a statement read by Reijn.

“He shaped me, guided me, and created me. I am grateful to be able to say his name to all of you through Halina.”

“The collision of life and art is heartbreaking, my heart breaks.”

Nicole and her sister Antonia on September 13 thanked the fans for their “love and kindness” as they mourned their loss.

“Every message we received from those who loved and adored our mother meant more to us than we could ever express,” she wrote on Instagram.

Keith Urban updated his fans How was his wife coping with her mother’s death? He told the Times in late September that he was “fine.”

Nicole’s thriller “The Perfect Couple” hit No. 1 on Netflix after its release on September 5, according to THR.

HE Then he appeared on stage for the first time Janelle passed away at Balenciaga’s Paris Fashion Week show on September 30.

Now he’s set to film Amazon Studios’ “Scarpetta” with Jamie Lee Curtis and Ariana DeBose.

The project is thought to have been greenlit for two eight-episode seasons. By Deadline.