Nicole Kidman's net worth is undeniably that of an A-list actress who has managed to remain on the pedestal with other highest-paid performers in Hollywood. But how much is the talented actress, singer, and movie producer?
The Honolulu-born and Australian-raised actress holds dual citizenship, so it is not surprising that she began to earn large sums of money from her early days as an Australian television actress. However, it was only when she landed the role in an American feature 'Dead Calm' in 1989 when Nicole Kidman's net worth began to flourish.
After her big break in the American market, Kidman consistently thrived and put much effort in her craft, which led to her remarkable appearances in Days of Thunder, Far and Away, My Life, To Die For, and Eyes Wide Shut.
Then, the most notable milestone in Kidman's career came when she starred in Baz Luhrmann's musical Moulin Rouge, which even earned her first ever Academy Award nomination.
The following year, Nicole Kidman's net worth had a significant increment when she portrayed Virginia Woolf in The Hours. The film even paved the way for her to get the Academy Award for Best Actress.
By 2006, Nicole has already earned a spot on the list of Hollywood A-listers who earn much too much for their successful performances.
The Australian actress has appeared in numerous movies within the decade including The Stepford Wives, Cold Mountain, Bewitched, and Fur. She even worked with Luhrmann once again in Australia.
Aside from her movies and guesting, she also earned a lot out of her endorsements. Kidman even reportedly received $12 million for a three-minute television commercial.
According to The Richest, Nicole Kidman tied the knot with actor Tom Cruise in 1990, but the two divorced in 2001 despite having two adoptive children. However, she never closed her heart for romance, so after dating country musician Keith Urban for about a year, the two got married in 2006.
So how rich is the Australian actress? CelebrityNetWorth says Nicole Kidman's net worth is at $130 Million.
